Graduates

Group of people sit outside to learn about an app

Helping Ghanian Cocoa Farmers Prove Properties are Deforestation-Free

'I grew up with people who grow cocoa and depend on it,' says UConn researcher developing an app to help farmers

Students at 2026 CAHNR Commencement

UConn Expanding Spring Commencement Schedule to Ease Traffic and Parking, Give Guests More Time to Celebrate

'Moving forward, candidates and guests can linger comfortably on campus, perhaps stopping to take photographs at their favorite spots, and not feel so rushed to leave'

Wesley Leong Three-Minute Thesis

Competition Celebrates Graduate Research at UConn

Three-Minute Thesis presentations decode the complexities of master’s and doctoral research at UConn, with prizes at stake

UConn gateway sign turned blue

UConn Kinesiology Ph.D. Program Ranked No. 1 in Country

The semiannual ranking is primarily based on faculty research productivity and mentorship of doctoral students

High schoolers smiling as they work with pieces of a Rube Goldberg machine

UConn’s Queer Science Conference Challenges Stereotypes, Inspires Students

UConn hosts fifth annual event for high schoolers

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'