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UConn News Roundup, September 2013

Read what UConn experts say in some recent media coverage about congressional pay, a new type of diabetes drug, and keeping skin healthy.

Ads in the Chronicle of Higher Education draw attention to UConn's faculty hiring initiative and some of the senior new faculty who have already joined the University.

Faculty Hiring Drive Already Paying Dividends

The initiative is drawing applicants from many of the nation's top universities, and has already helped decrease class size.

Celebrating the Freedom to Read

A Wally Lamb novel and the 2013 UConn Reads selection were among the once-banned books read aloud at the Co-op Sept. 23-27.

Sickle Cell Team

UConn Takes National Sickle Cell Stage

Three abstracts selected for oral presentation by the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America show “how rapidly our program has advanced.”

Water tap closeup

Key Connecticut Policy Agency Approves Water Supply Plan

The decision by the Office of Policy & Management allows negotiations to begin with the Connecticut Water Co.

Warde Manuel, director of athletics, is interviewed at his office at Gampel Pavillion on Sept. 3, 2013. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

Manuel Leads Huskies Through Changing Times in Athletics

UConn's athletics director Warde Manuel talks about conference realignment, academics, and issues in NCAA athletics.

Donors Get Behind Charity Dental Care

A dozen donors have contributed toward a new initiative called Share the Care.

Dr. Bruce Gould and Dr. John Foley

Health Center Physician Honored with Prestigious Award

Dr. Bruce Gould, associate dean for primary care, wins the highest honor awarded by the Connecticut State Medical Society.

Students watching a performance at the Stamford Campus with banners in the background on April 25, 2013. (Sean Flynn/UConn Photo)

UConn to Build Student Housing at Stamford Campus

The Trustees voted in favor of a plan to develop housing for 400 students close to the campus by 2016.

A Night of Glamour at Health Center Auxiliary’s First Fashion Show

UConn employees modeled designer fashions while helping to raise money for the Neag Cancer Center.