Global Affairs
A Communications Major in Italy: The Art of Managing Culture Shock
UConn’s Dayna Hausspiegel tackles the joys and challenges of living in a new culture whilst studying abroad
The Story of the Tree Has Artistic and Scientific Branches
A seemingly simple idea offers a wealth of complex insights into the connections within human culture and society
The Italian Job: Studying Animal Science in Italy
From the barns of Horsebarn Hill to picturesque towns around Rome, Italy, Nolan Reilly has a global understanding of veterinary care
UConn at the UN: One Graduate Student’s Journey as Delegate to a Prestigious Event
Rianka Roy's scholarship first brought her to UConn from India, and then to the United Nations as a delegate on behalf of Sociologists for Women in Society
Fish Food and the Foundry: How One UConn Startup Went Global and Others Can, Too
'We’re increasing Connecticut manufacturing and exporting; it's one of those things where the Foundry provided wins all around'
A Year After Russia Invaded Ukraine, What Would America’s Leading Cold War Strategist Say?
'If diplomacy is not pursued and if unconditional surrender is unattainable, the only other alternative is catastrophe'
IMRP Heads to Norway for Look Inside Prison System Seeking to ‘Create Good Neighbors’
'In Norway, the punishment is the taking away of freedom'
New Study Shows Archery Appeared in Europe Thousands of Years Earlier than Previously Thought
The use of bow-and-arrow technology gave humans an edge over Neanderthal neighbors in hunting game
UConn Magazine: All Roads Lead Home
A storied Spanish hiking trail delivers a full-circle moment for ’90s alum Alex Chang and some lucky current students. “On the Camino, everyone writes their own story,” says Chang
One Year After the Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Can Businesses Prevent Future Wars?
'If you’re a businessperson in Connecticut, there are connections now that you can use to create a more peaceful world'