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More Than Disease: Art Major with Goal of Becoming MD Humanizes Patients on Canvas
‘People make this crazy distinction between art and science, but they’re really just two sides of the same coin to me’
‘Very Few People Understand What is Happening’: The Iran Uprising Explained
Visiting assistant professor Nasim Basiri, a poet and activist from Dashtestan, Iran, discusses her expert understanding of, and personal connection to, the protests and repression in Iran
New Gift Opens Doors for Waterbury Students: UConn Launches Nursing and STEM Initiatives
$5 million nursing pathway and $5.45 million STEM investment to strengthen Connecticut’s workforce
Study Highlights Food Sustainability Initiatives in CT Schools
The study found that 98% of schools reported sometimes or always purchasing local produce, while 91% purchase local dairy
Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy Comes to Life at UConn
'You can't rise unless you help others rise with you'
UConn’s Sport Management Program Empowers Women Leaders on the Court, on the Sidelines, and in Academia
Alums of the Neag School of Education program reflect on their careers in honor of National Girls & Women in Sports Day
Five Outstanding Alumni to Be Inducted into UConn Business Hall of Fame
Basketball legend Emeka Okafor will be part of another acclaimed 'starting five' at the April 24 ceremony
Faculty-to-Industry Summer Fellow Program to Create Direct Impact and Lasting Partnerships
Select UConn engineering professors will work in business during summer months to apply their expertise to solve industrial challenges while learning from industry
UConn Waterbury Students Drive Neighborhood Revitalization Through Innovative Housing Clinic
'We are turning classrooms into engines for broader community impact'
UConn Faculty, Alum Help Bring Story of Tortured Renaissance Composer to Life
'Death of Gesualdo,' which premieres in the U.S. on Feb. 13 in New York City, is being staged as a tableau vivant, in which the actors strike poses to tell a story