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UConn Reads 2014-15 Begins with Bioethicist’s Talk
Philosopher Peter Singer will speak on the topic 'No Dilemma for Vegans: A Response to Pollan' at Jorgensen on Oct. 9.
President Herbst Schedules Office Hours for Students
The first open office hours session for students this fall will take place on Friday, Oct. 10, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Gulley Hall.
JAX Genomic Medicine Opens at UConn Health
The partnership with The Jackson Laboratory, which fosters collaborations with UConn scientists, is the first return on the state’s investment in Bioscience Connecticut.
Love, Marriage, and the Vatican
As the world's Catholic bishops convene in Rome, the Roper Center reviews the public's changing attitudes toward marriage and the church over time.
Let Them Eat Cake: Jonathan XIV Turns 1
UConn’s beloved Husky mascot turns one on Oct. 5. Happy birthday, Jonathan!
New Play Explores Theme of Silencing Opposition
Theater professor Michael Bradford's 'Olives and Blood' highlights the life and death of a Spanish writer executed during the Spanish Civil War.
Candidates for Governor Square Off in UConn Debate
Tom Foley and Dan Malloy faced each other in a live televised debate Thursday, at Jorgensen.
Baile Latino
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Jon Borges and Cristina Cutz dancing traditional Latin salsa.
One on One with Political Guru Stu Rothenberg
Alumnus Stu Rothenberg ’72 MA, ’77 Ph.D. has had an illustrious 35-year career as a political analyst and journalist.
Could an Ebola Epidemic Happen Here?
A discussion with Dr. Kevin Dieckhaus, an infectious disease specialist at UConn Health who also has volunteered as a physician in East Africa.