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September 24, 2026

UConn Stamford

UConn Nation’s Generosity Leads to the Most Successful UConn Gives Yet

The nearly $800,000 raised will impact students, faculty, and staff across the University

May 28, 2024 | Meagan Fazio, UConn Foundation

Alumni University News

Graduates toss their caps into the air.

Wisdom for Graduates: ‘No One’s Gifts Are Worth Throwing Away’

Advice, encouragement, and perspective from UConn's 2024 commencement ceremonies

May 7, 2024 | Combined Reports - UConn Communications

Alumni University News

Graduates hold up their diploma cases.

Commencement 2024 at a Glance

The Class of 2024 shows up and shows out on their big weekend

May 4, 2024 | Combined Reports - UConn Communications

Alumni UConn Voices

A banner showing a graduation tassel and the words "2024 Commencement"

Celebrating UConn’s Class of 2024

The newest alums take their place in a great tradition

May 3, 2024 | Tom Breen - UConn Communications

The Zachs Family Fine Arts Administration Building.

UConn School of Fine Arts Names New Dean

Deanna Fitzgerald brings an extensive background as an artist, educator, and administrator

April 25, 2024 | Quoron Walker

University News

The College of Engineering's Castleman Building.

College of Engineering Names New Dean

Ji-Cheng ‘JC’ Zhao brings 30 years' experience working in academia, industry, and government

April 19, 2024 | Claire Galvin

University News

Entryway sign lit up green for St. Patricks Day and for Sustainability.

UConn Sustainability Action Plan Taking Wide-Ranging Approach to ‘Green’ Future

A framework for environmental responsibility, social equity, and economic viability

April 10, 2024 | Stephanie Reitz - UConn Communications

University News

The UConn Huskies hoist the NCAA national championship trophy.

Twice as Nice

Back-to-back champions for UConn Nation

April 9, 2024 | Tom Breen - UConn Communications

Athletics

A group of students from UConn Stamford visited Washington, D.C., last month to meet with U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell

UConn Stamford Students Rub Elbows with Fed Chair During D.C. Visit

'Visiting the Federal Reserve, for an economist, is like a doctor visiting the top hospital in the country'

March 28, 2024 | Kimberly Phillips

"Infused Sunset" by artist Sharon Smalls is on display as part of the "Symphony of Colors" exhibition at the Ferguson Library near UConn Stamford. The show was curated by Isabella Montenegro '19 (SFA)

UConn Connections Aplenty in ‘Symphony of Colors’ Art Exhibition in Stamford

'This show felt so special because a lot of the artists are my friends or people who I’ve become close with the past year'

March 13, 2024 | Kimberly Phillips

UConn Voices

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