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Ready, Set, Cook! UConn’s Culinary Olympics
Twelve teams of chefs representing various dining facilities on campus prepared an array of delicious dishes during the 'Boiling Point' competition on Thursday.
Martin Luther King Day Events Highlight Importance of Civil Rights in America
Events on campus on Jan. 21 and 24 celebrate the life of Dr. King and the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation.
Malloy Breaks Ground on The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy also called for an additional $200 million in bond funds for the bioscience sector over the next decade.
Health Center in the News – January 2013
Health Center experts are interviewed about fighting the flu, RGIII’s knee injury, and tips on managing stress.
UConn’s Sandy Hook Memorial Scholarship Surpasses $860,000 in Donations
President Susan Herbst says the response has been heartwarming, as people respond to the Newtown tragedy.
Judaic Studies Expert Jeffrey Shoulson Joins UConn Faculty
The new director of the Center for Judaic Studies and Contemporary Jewish Life comes to UConn from the University of Miami.
Greenhouse Fridays, the Perfect Cure for Winter Doldrums
Guided tours of the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Greenhouse provide a welcome respite from gray skies and chilly winds.
Meet 6 Physicians Who Recently Joined the UConn Health Center
Two cardiologists, a neurosurgeon, a general surgeon, a gastroenterologist, and a geriatrician are now seeing patients.
Professor Emerita of English Florence ‘Feenie’ Ziner Dies
A writer of children's literature as well as books for adults, Ziner taught at UConn for 20 years.
Mouse Mutant Opens New Path for Birth Defect Research
With funding from NIH, biologist Andrew Pask is researching a common birth defect found in boys.