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Global Wildlife Study During COVID-19 Shows Rural Animals are More Sensitive to Human Activity
Plant-eating animals are more active, carnivores are more cautious around humans
Senior’s Artwork Delves into Struggles Between First-, Second-Generation Immigrant Families
'It’s a way for me to be vulnerable and bring out the vulnerabilities in others': Exhibit runs through March 30 in VAIS Gallery
UConn Stamford Students Rub Elbows with Fed Chair During D.C. Visit
'Visiting the Federal Reserve, for an economist, is like a doctor visiting the top hospital in the country'
UConn Magazine: An Urban Healthcare Bootcamp
For nearly two decades, this cross-disciplinary program has taught future “change agents” how to provide good, accessible health care for everyone
‘Please Respond Personally’ Exhibit Remembers 1974 Black Student Protests at UConn
More than 200 students were arrested in April 1974 as part of a campaign to demand representation and resources for students of color
UConn Business Researchers Discover How Charities Can Boost Likelihood of Donations Via Smartphone Users
A 'mobile giving gap' is a problem for charities as smartphone dominance steadily rises
Mellon Foundation Awards $100,000 to UConn Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
The award represents a significant investment in UConn humanities research and is the WGSS program’s first major external grant
In New Book, History Ph.D.s Explore ‘Why We Can’t Quit American Girl’
Mary Mahoney and Allison Horrocks talk the enduring significance of American Girl -- and why Molly would get kicked out of UConn
Seeing a Path to Nerve Regeneration
'This opens a whole new novel realm of research. It could help glaucoma and other types of nerve damage'
Latest Project from UConn Filmmaker a Personal One; Uncle’s Story Told in ‘A Double Life’
The film tells the story of attorney Stephen Bingham, a Connecticut native who became a fugitive after being accused of helping spark a 1971 prison uprising