Alumni
Talk of the Town
The new Storrs Center brings a modern, college-town charm right to UConn's doorstep.
William Pardus: One Active Retiree
Award-winning composer William D. Pardus, ’58, ’59, ’60, has been recognized with the Director’s Prize in the International Composers’ Competition, sponsored by the Longfellow Chorus of Portland, Maine for his composition – FIVE SONGS of the SEA (for soprano voice and piano) which was part of a project of setting ten Longfellow poems to music, with varied types of accompaniments. The event sounded the latest high note of this Neag School of Education alum’s long and varied career.
UConn Magazine Launches Free App
The app launches its Fall 2013 edition this week, offering all the content in the print edition, and additional multimedia features.
Navy Veteran Navigating New Strategies in Military Policy
Kevin Evringham '10 (CLAS), '12 MA is focusing his doctoral work on security in East Asia, while working in UConn’s Office of Veteran Affairs.
Wes Bialosuknia, Leading Scorer for Men’s Basketball, Dies
Wes Bialosuknia '67 (CLAS), one of the most prolific scorers for the Huskies, has died at 68.
Light Shines on Alumnus as Emmy Winner
A 2008 graduate of the School of Fine Arts was recognized for lighting direction during NBC News’ coverage of the 2012 Presidential election.
Taking ‘Adventure Botany’ on the Road
YouTube series host Chris Martine ’06 Ph.D. – singer, songwriter, and botany professor – has 'cool' down to a science.
Wally Lamb – A New Book At Last
The UConn alum and renowned author is launching a new book. You'll find it first at the UConn Co-op.
UConn Reads: ‘My Persepolis,’ Marji’s Bluebird
Brandon Murray discusses how reading Persepolis brought to mind for him the motif from a poem by Charles Bukowski.
Announcing the Biggest UConn Family
The Stamos/Heerdt/Vartelas/Vlandis family was announced at the Homecoming football game as the Biggest UConn Family.