Graduates

A group of people pose with a large novelty check.

‘The Angus of Oysters’

Fueled by nerves and passion, ‘Science Guy’ Keegan Jalbert’s aquafeed company wins Wolff Entrepreneurship Championship

Headshots of six Women of Innovation finalists, and the Women of Innovation logo

Six from UConn Named CT Women of Innovation Finalists

The finalists include UConn staff, faculty, and a doctoral student

Catherine Cheek at court

UConn Law Students Gain Real-World Experience in Criminal Defense Victory

Working alongside Connecticut public defenders, students in the Criminal Defense Appellate Clinic helped secure a new trial in a murder case while developing skills in appellate advocacy and community service.

Two men wearing life jackets sit next to each other on a boat.

The World is His Oyster

Seafood entrepreneur Keegan Jalbert is developing a new approach to oyster feed

Jie Zhao is a second-year Ph.D. student in the UConn School of Social Work.

Bridging Policy and Technology: Social Work’s Zhao Explores Telehealth and Rural Substance Use Care

'When you change a policy, you're not just changing the policy itself, but everything downstream: how resources get allocated, how services get delivered, and ultimately, patient health outcomes'

A young man in a blue football jersey holds a football toward the photographer.

UConn Wide Receiver, MBA Candidate Drew Kron: Follow Your Passion, Learn from Others, Put Your Head Down and Work Hard

'It might be appealing to chase the easier path, but you should listen to your heart'

A space telescope depicted with a colorful backdrop of stellar objects in the distance.

One Step Closer to a Fuller Picture of the Universe

'PRIMA will give us a new view to the universe, enabling observations of unprecedented sensitivity in the far-infrared'

A cross section of the carotid body in a mouse. The oxygen sensing cells (green) sit adjacent to the carotid artery, right where it splits before entering the brain.

Breathing Without Brakes

UConn researchers reveal unexpected cause of Rett syndrome symptoms

group photo in dental clinic

Lessons from Liberia

Two second-year UConn dental students reflect on their work in Liberia over the summer

Students and faculty plant flowers against a concrete wall in a prison yard.

UConn Students Bring Landscape Design to Connecticut Correctional Facilities

Through a partnership with UConn’s Institute for Municipal and Regional Policy, landscape architecture students are gaining hands-on experience while exploring how thoughtful design can help create healthier correctional environments