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Freshmen Rowe Scholars Announced

The University of Connecticut is pleased to announce that eight freshmen from the Class of 2014 have been selected as Rowe Health Professions Scholars. Those honored are: Joshua Andrade, Gian Grant, Mallory Honda, Maciej Kosakowski, Mallory Perry, Thomas Silva, Kristen Springer, and Geyang “Athena” Tao. The John and Valerie Rowe Health Professions Scholars Program aids […]

President’s Letter to University Community

President Austin outlines challenges and opportunities in the 2010-2011 academic year.

Keeping Latin Alive and Lively

Roger Travis has developed a Latin curriculum that includes modern game theory.

Alumni Couple Create Biomedical Engineering Professorship

A gift from two alums will establish a professorship on the 'new frontier' of science.

UConn Scientists Generate Functional Nerve Cells from Adult Skin Cells

The research is a step toward realizing the cells’ potential to treat neurodegenerative diseases.

Simon Sez ‘It’s First Night’

Steve Max declares senior guard Lorin Dixon the winner of the Simon Sez competition between the Husky men's and women's basketball teams during First Night. Photo by Steve Slade

Austin Announces Security Initiative

President Austin announces a computer and data security initiative to begin immediately.

Federal Grant to Fund Community-Supported Aquaculture Project

The shellfish aquaculture business in Connecticut is getting a boost from a new federal grant. Connecticut Sea Grant at the University of Connecticut has received $269,142 from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to investigate the feasibility of a new community-supported aquaculture (CSA) program at the Noank Aquaculture Cooperative in Groton. Similar to community-supported agriculture […]

A Year On: Remembering Jasper Howard

Today, UConn marks the anniversary of the former student-athlete's death.

After the Spill

UConn scientists are helping assess the damage to shorebirds caused by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.