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Health Center Starts Adult Sickle Cell Program

Until now there were few options for the care of adults with this hereditary blood disorder.

New Program Offers Pipeline to Law School

The Special Program in Law is an opportunity for selected undergraduates to earn a combined degree.

President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta to Speak in Hartford

Dennis P. Lockhart, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, will be coming to Hartford to share his professional insight on the prospects for sustained recovery and employment gains. During tense economic times, a steady infusion of key economic information and insight can be invaluable to guide business planning and […]

Advocating for the Arts

Dramatic arts students Joe Therrien, left, and Zak Kamin sing a song from CRT's upcoming production of The Who's 'Tommy' during CT Arts Advocacy Day at the state capitol. Photo by Ben Pollard

Countdown to Commencement

Looking forward to graduation, many seniors are going to the Grad Fair at the UConn Co-op this week.

From Community College to UConn Business Degree

An expansion of the Guaranteed Admissions Program for high-achieving community college students was announced yesterday at a state capitol press conference.

Bringing Solar Energy Out of the Shadows

A UConn professor advocates developing a legal framework to support use of this renewable resource.

Moving Toward Greater Social Responsibility

Spring Exhibitions Open at Puppetry Museum

John Bell, director of the Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry, talks about Punch and Judy puppets during the institute's gala opening for its spring exhibitions. Photo by Jessica Tommaselli

Health Center Lands Nearly $8 Million for Research Facility Upgrade

The federal ARRA grant will be used to renovate, modernize, and improve a research core facility that supports the projects of 136 scientists.