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For Copepods, there is No Free Lunch when Coping with Climate Change
Challenges for this small marine animal have ripple effects through the whole food web and beyond
Korey Stringer Institute Works with National Partners to Keep Laborers Safe
The recommendations focus on protecting worker health and safety while also ensuring productivity
Development Center at UConn School of Business Will Assist Minority-Owned Firms
The federal grant is one of only four awarded nationwide
Jeanine Gouin ’87 (ENG) Reelected As Alumni Representative on Board of Trustees
Gouin is one of two alumni trustees on the 21-member board, along with Bryan K. Pollard ’85 (CLAS)
UConn Researchers Identify Pathogens Infecting Cannabis Plants in CT
The study showed and helped address the presence of Pythium pathogens in Connecticut’s cannabis growing facilities
UConn Sociology Professor Examines Community Gun Violence
Mary Bernstein's research examines how groups work together across lines to define gun violence and seeks to find strategies to address the problem
Rat Poison is Just One of the Potentially Dangerous Substances Likely to Be Mixed Into Illicit Drugs
The difference between what you think you're buying and what is actually in the product can be the difference between life and death
UConn Prepares for Nearly ‘Normal’ Return after 18 Months of Pandemic Disruption
Everything you need to know about returning to the University this fall
Desmond’s Law 5 Years Later: UConn Animal Law Clinic Leader Conducting Study, Crafting Manual, Developing Diversionary Program
UConn Law professor Jessica Rubin is working on a grant to study the impact of a groundbreaking animal cruelty law in Connecticut and help other states adopt similar measures
‘I Was in the Bottom 2% of My Graduating Class’: Alum Goes from Near-Failure to Abundant Success
Inaam Khan '14 went from the bottom to the top thanks to hard work and perseverance