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Anthropology Graduate Student Awarded Marie Curie Fellowship
Ph.D. student Phil Glauberman has won a prestigious postdoctoral fellowship from the European Commission for archaeological research in Armenia and Turkey.
Carving Out a Clinical Research Niche in Geriatrics
Dr. George Kuchel calls the UConn Center on Aging’s new clinical research unit “a unique resource for the entire region.” Join him for a video tour.
Health Center Accolades – April 2013
Giannotti chosen as CDC ambassador; Stowe Library selected for national program; Strober profiled in magazine; Metersky recognized by Lung Assocation; and PAWS award winners.
UConn Hosts High School Science Olympiad
Five hundred students from high schools across the state competed in science activities on campus this weekend.
Meetings Scheduled to Discuss Potential New Student Recreation Facility
The Undergraduate Student Government is holding two town hall meetings for students to ask questions.
Pratt & Whitney Additive Manufacturing Innovation Center Opens at UConn
The new center is one of the most advanced additive manufacturing laboratories in the nation.
Symposium Highlights Unprecedented Academic Collaborations Created by Digital Media
A packed house heard about the benefits of incorporating digital media into academic work.
UConn Announces New Visual Identity Program
President Herbst has announced changes in the way the University communicates its identity to consistently present an image of excellence.
New Researchers at the Health Center
Three new Ph.D.s join the research ranks at UConn.
Class of 2013: Alyssa Palazzo, Future Writer, Advocate
The editor-in-chief of Long River Review, UConn's literary magazine, Alyssa Palazzo '13 (CLAS), is a talented writer, editor, and advocate for women's issues.