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UConn professor and author Regina Barreca speaks at the Student Union on Family Weekend on Sept.5, 2012. (Max Sinton '15 (CANR)/UConn Photo)

Professor, Humorist Speaks During Family Weekend

Regina Barreca, professor of English and feminist theory, spoke to families on Saturday about everything from her 'Ottoman Aunts' to tips for students.

UConn Health Center EVP and Medical School Dean Hosts Town Hall Meeting

During the meeting, Dr. Frank Torti reflected on his first 100 days and offered updates on a variety of issues.

Recognize Some Familiar Faces?

Scenes from the UConn Health Center were used in a newly released state economic development commercial.

Bill Rasmussen, center, co-founder and first president and CEO of ESPN, speaks about the birth of ESPN, leadership and entrepreneurship at the Student Union on Sept. 13, 2012. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

ESPN Founder Describes Evolution of Global Sports Network

Bill Rasmussen discussed what it took to put an idea into practice in creating the world's first 24-hour sports television network during a talk on campus.

Ovarian Cancer – the Disease that Whispers

September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

Health Center in the News

Health Center in the News – September 2012

Whooping cough increases; occupational illnesses decrease; Freedom from Smoking program returns; a closer look at circumcision; and the Health Center branches out to Storrs.

UConn Health Center 2020

Imagining the UConn Health Center in 2020

Strategic Refresh Launches

UConn’s Korey Stringer Institute Fighting to Keep High School Athletes Safe

The Korey Stringer Institute is on a mission to protect high school athletes around the country from heat stroke and other serious illness and injury.

Class of 2012 offers advice to incoming freshmen.

Advice to Freshmen from the Class of 2012

Graduating seniors from the Class of 2012 give advice to incoming students on everything UConn.

When Fad Diets Fail – Lifestyle Modification Clinic Proves Successful

“It makes you more aware of how your body works,” says Marlene Francis, who lost 50 pounds and her cholesterol and blood pressure returned to normal.