University Life

Emily Lavins performs with the UConn Jazz Ensemble at the UConn Jazz Showcase held in the von der Mehden Recital Hall on September 25, 2011.

Jazz Showcase

The 2011 Jazz Showcase featured UConn's six jazz ensembles performing everything from well-known classics to the avant garde.

From left, Joan Matus ’76, left, and Anna Matus ’13 (CLAS/SFA) of West Hartford attend the Alumni Legacy Breakfast on Sept. 24, 2011.

Family Time

UConn families gathered in Storrs Sept. 23-25 for Family Weekend, a menu of events that offered a taste of campus culture and academic excellence.

President's door

President Herbst Announces Next Office Hours

UConn students are invited to meet with President Susan Herbst during her next set of open office hours on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

Jeremy Lamb

Jeremy Lamb Lets His Play Do the Talking

A portrait of Jeremy Lamb, who as a freshman helped the Huskies win the 2011 NCAA Men's Basketball National Championship.

A sell-out crowd of more than 5,000 fans supported the Huskies men's soccer team at Joseph J. Morrone Stadium in the Big East Conference opener in 2011. The stadium is one of the most attended soccer venues in the country. (Stephen Slade for UConn/File Photo)

5,000 Soccer Fans Cheer Huskies’ Win in Big East Opener

A sell-out crowd of more than 5,000 turned out to support the No. 2 Huskies men's soccer team Saturday, as they shut out No. 12 St. John's 2-0.

Humanities House Opens

A new living and learning community for students interested in the humanities opened this fall with 50 freshmen.

Julie Bruhn '12 (CLAS)

Future Businesswoman

In this week's One Student. One Story video blog, meet senior Gina Dai, who started Women In Business to provide more opportunities for female business students.

A student uses the mobile map to find a building on campus.

Campus Map Goes Mobile

UConn's new mobile map offers a better way to find your way around the Storrs campus.

oak leaf

Daily Digests to Replace University-wide Listserv Emails

The consolidated daily messages are intended to reduce inbox volume while maintaining the flow of information.

Sick of HuskyMail? Opt-in to UConn Email Through Google

Students must opt-in to be able to use Google Apps offered by the University.