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UConn Implements Phase II Drought Plan

Recent dry weather has forced University officials to implement mandatory water conservation.

Biomedical Engineering Society Honors Health Center VP

Dr. Cato Laurencin has been elected as a Fellow of the Biomedical Engineering Society.

Young African Entrepreneurs Put Lessons to the Test

Twenty African students spent five weeks based in Storrs learning about entrepreneurship and US culture.

Things are Looking Up

A view of the stairway of the CLAS Building on the Storrs campus. Photo by Peter Morenus.

Financial Literacy is Goal of Professor

Joe Bittner has long been interested in teaching high school students the importance of financial literacy, so when the Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountants (CSCPA) asked him to prepare a curriculum under their name, he jumped at the opportunity. The result was Me, Myself, My Money, a curriculum for teachers intended to improve the […]

Giant Magnet Installed … Through the Roof

Getting the main component of an NMR spectrometer into the Health Center building was a challenge.

Solitary Study Session

A student studies in comfort in the air-conditioned Homer Babbidge Library. Photo by FJ Gaylor.

New Lacrosse Coach Named

Former American University lacrosse coach Katie Woods will lead the Huskies' women's lacrosse squad.

Over Qualified? Not Really

The idea that a person may be too smart for a job and leave is debunked by a business professor.

Say ‘Cheese’ … in English

Pei-Han Kuo, foreground, takes photographs at the conclusion of the UConn American English Language Institute's (UCAELI) intensive four-week PLUS program. Photo by Peter Morenus.