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When Should I Go to the Emergency Department?
More than 300,000 Americans on average are treated in our nation's emergency departments every day.
Health Center’s Bone Infection Team Handles Toughest Cases
An active mother of three young children, Kathleen Hobin suffered devastating injuries when an elderly driver struck her vehicle.
Alumni Perspective: Scott Case, Entrepreneur
Scott Case '92 (ENG) is an inventor, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Priceline.com.
On 11/11, Documentary Honors 11 Veterans
'Eleven,' a documentary film resulting from a student project at the Waterbury Campus, features 11 veterans from time periods ranging from World War II to the present.
Andrew Lyon: An Honorable Veteran
[yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bADJy9JB1SU’] There is a different type of culture on the UConn campus that some may not even realize is present. This week I was granted the honor of working with military veteran Andrew Lyon, who joined the Connecticut National Guard in high school. After spending two years at Central Connecticut State University, Andrew […]
One Student, One Story: Andrew Lyon, Student Veteran
Julie Bruhn's latest video features Andrew Lyon '13 (CLAS), who is helping develop a living-learning community for veterans on campus.
Alumni Perspective: Chris Donovan, Golden Globe Awards Director
Chris Donovan '69 (SFA) is a top television producer and longtime director of the Golden Globe Awards.
The Art of Puppetry
Graduates of UConn's puppet arts program are well versed in every aspect of this performance art.
Developing Stem Cells to Repair Joint Cartilage
UConn Health Center researchers are developing stem cell therapies to repair joint cartilage, an example of the type of job-creating, cure-promoting project that will flourish under Bioscience Connecticut.