UConn Voices
‘Please Respond Personally’ Exhibit Remembers 1974 Black Student Protests at UConn
More than 200 students were arrested in April 1974 as part of a campaign to demand representation and resources for students of color
Mellon Foundation Awards $100,000 to UConn Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
The award represents a significant investment in UConn humanities research and is the WGSS program’s first major external grant
UConn Senior Offers Recipes for Success
Inspired by her heritage and a study abroad experience, Arianna Meléndez Cintrón has published a 'survival guide' cookbook aimed at fellow students
A Look Back, A Look Forward With WGSS
UConn Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies marks 50 years of curiosity and change
Match Day Thrills at UConn School of Medicine
100 Percent Match for UConn School of Medicine Students on National Match Day
UConn Connections Aplenty in ‘Symphony of Colors’ Art Exhibition in Stamford
'This show felt so special because a lot of the artists are my friends or people who I’ve become close with the past year'
Growing Women’s Health Research
On International Women's Day, UConn Health celebrated with its Group on Women in Medicine and Science (GWIMS) hosting the inaugural Women’s Health Clinical, Health Disparities, Basic Science Research Poster Symposium
Female Inventor Empowers Underrepresented Women in Science
In honor of International Women's Day, meet UConn chemistry Professor Jessica Rouge
Social Work, CLAS Professors Co-Lead Effort to Promote a Policy Agenda for Latino and Puerto Rican Communities in Connecticut
'The Latino Summit has not only marked a significant milestone in our collective journey towards empowerment but also established a new benchmark for meaningful dialogue and action'
New Book From CLAS Professor Explores Being ‘Black in the Ivory’ (Tower)
The collection of more than 60 essays edited by Shardé M. Davis, associate professor of communication, reflects on her #BlackintheIvory hashtag and movement to expose anti-Black racism in academia