College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
‘Black Hole Archaeology’: Understanding How Black Holes Gained Their Mass
By measuring black hole spin 7 billion years ago to now, researchers gained surprising new insights into the nature of black holes
Study: Potential Elevated Risk of Guilty Criminal Judgments for Adults With Developmental Language Disorder
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD), a neurodevelopmental condition affecting up to 12% of the population, may lead to misinterpretation and bias in criminal trials, researchers say
Student’s IDEA Project Looks at US Media Bias Around Political Ideology
'Some of these words are so strong, they are going to be a decisive factor in how someone decides to consume media'
Eight Students Earn Scholarships From Gilman Foundation
Each Gilman Scholar is required to complete a service project upon their return from studying abroad in their campus or home community
InCHIP Scholars Lead Conversations at Moving Beyond Implications: Research into Policy Conference
The Moving Beyond conference bridges research and policy to advance evidence-based solutions in Connecticut
UConn, Google, NORDITA Experts Team Up on Qubits
Quantum scientists are publishing a significant paper on the interaction of qubits with a classical gravitational field
How Humanities Classes Benefit Students in the Workplace and Combat Loneliness
These are not just soft skills – but survival skills
UConn Magazine: How to Avoid Cyber Scams
Virtually no information about Jeff Petrower ’11 (BUS, MS) came up online — which is exactly how the IRS Criminal Investigation special agent who specializes in cyber scams likes it
UConn Magazine: This War Mattered
Congress’ 16-member Afghanistan War Commission includes three UConn alums
CAPS Programs Introduce Students to Research
Students in the CAPS program participate in professional and community development workshops as well as mentoring conversations to discuss their progress