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Mullins Begins 30th Season Guiding Softball Team
For Karen Mullins '79 (ED), '80 MA, coaching isn't just about wins and losses, it's about people.
The Irish and the English: War and Peace?
History professor Brendan Kane is co-curator of an exhibition at the Folger Library that illuminates Irish-English relations during the Renaissance.
Baseball Team Ready for ‘Dirt on Spikes’ in Florida Opener
Jim Penders begins his 10th season at the helm of the Husky baseball team.
UConn Dental Student Creates Award-winning Video
Andrew Rosenstein’s “Frank D. Kay, Professional Cavity” is the winner of the Connecticut Oral Health Coalition’s first video contest.
On this Valentine’s Day – Beware of Broken Heart Syndrome
UConn medical resident, Dr. Runjhun Misra, describes a very real condition that impacts the heart.
UConn Engineers Train for New Business Creation
A new graduate class is part of a wave of new programs and training offered by the School of Engineering to promote student and faculty innovation and entrepreneurship.
President Herbst’s Student Office Hours Rescheduled
The President's office hours for students, postponed this week because of the weather, will now take place on Monday, Feb. 18.
How Partial Differential Equations Are Saving Lives
The effectiveness of mathematics in predicting the weather calls for celebration, says Dean Jeremy Teitelbaum.
Many Thanks to Health Center Employees
Health Center leadership recognizes those who went above and beyond during the snow storm.
UConn/Hartford Courant Poll: Americans Want State of Union to Focus on Pocketbook Issues
Jobs and the economy top the issues Americans and Connecticut residents alike want President Barack Obama to focus on in his State of the Union Address today, according to a new poll.