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Mother and Daughter Soon-to-Be Graduates Pursue Passions for Research and Art
'I'm already coming up with the Instagram caption. It's going to be something, like, "Yeah, I might have graduated college, but my mom got a Ph.D."'
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
Katherine Jimenez Named UConn’s First Beinecke Scholar
The journalism and English major has already begun work on a novel based on her mother's experiences during the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua
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
Students Share the World of Color They See When Hearing Sound
'My passion is figuring out how to take what’s in a person’s head and put it on stage, whether through emotions or a physical thing'
CLAS Connections: Nicole Sanclemente ’19 (CLAS) and Geraldine Uribe ’23 (CLAS)
Five heartfelt minutes with alumna Nicole Sanclemente ’19 (CLAS) and political science and urban and community studies student Geraldine Uribe ’23 (CLAS)
UConn Magazine: Road Eats
When this Ph.D. student isn’t working in a genomics lab, he’s biking — and finding some truly wild things on the side of the road. (And, often, eating them!)
Laying a New Foundation Before Building Up
UConn’s first integrative studies student bridges passion for art, engineering in research and life
In New Documentary Series, Senior Explores Student Housing Insecurity
Brianna Chance ‘23, a music education major, received funding from the BOLD Women’s Leadership Network for her project documenting student homelessness and housing insecurity in Connecticut
Sarah Marze ’23 Named UConn’s Sixth Marshall Scholar
Marze is just one of 40 students nationally to earn this prestigious honor this year, and the only one from a public university in New England