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Husky Teammates Help Storm Win Second WNBA Title

Three teammates from the Huskies’ 2000 NCAA women’s basketball championship team won another championship together on Thursday. Swin Cash ’02, Sue Bird ’02, and Svetlana Abrosimova ’01 helped the Seattle Storm win its second WNBA title, defeating the Atlanta Dream 87-84. Cash scored 18 points, Bird had14 points, and Abrosimova scored 2 points, as the […]

Writing with Passion

A grant is helping UConn freshmen improve their writing by focusing on topics that interest them.

Once Upon a Time …

Professor emerita Marilyn Nelson reads from her new children's book, Snook Alone, at the UConn Co-op on Sept. 14. The book is about a monk and his dog Snook. Photo by Lauren Cunningham

Next Challenge: Mount Rainier

The youngest person to complete all the actuarial exams, alumna Anita Sathe still loves a challenge.

Development Deal Reached for Storrs Downtown Project

The agreement will allow for construction of housing, retail stores, offices, and restaurants.

Scientists Seek to Improve Heart Attack Recovery

UConn researchers use stem cell technology to replenish damaged cells following a heart attack.

The Dean Makes Music

CLAS dean Jeremy Teitelbaum plays guitar with Jim Magnuson, Paul Allopenna, and Inge-Marie Eigsti of the psychology department during open house for prospective students. Photo by Lauren Cunningham

‘Front Desk’ Responds to Residents’ Needs

From lost keys to faulty heaters, Res Life's Front Desk is available to students 24/7.

Psychology Research Earns Second Spot in Nation

The NSF ranks UConn’s psychology department second for federal research funding.

When Yawning Isn’t Contagious

A UConn study may help identify early signs of autism and clarify how children develop empathy.