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Recycling Takes an Artistic Angle at Health Center Exhibit
Creative metal sculptor, Mark Andre Colbert, is currently displaying his work in the hospital lobby.
UConn Considers Water Supply Options to Meet Area’s Future Needs
The University is reviewing three possible options to identify a source of water to serve projects in Mansfield and on campus in coming decades.
A Political Theorist Who Challenges Conventional Thinking
Jane Gordon, who will join the UConn faculty next year from Temple University, specializes in social and political theory, contemporary slavery, and black political thought.
Little Stone House Turns 75
The 'Little Stone House' on North Eagleville Road represents 50 states and pays tribute to Connecticut agriculture.
Going Gluten Free During the Holidays
Avoiding foods with wheat, barley and rye can be difficult any time, but especially when festive fare is everywhere.
Health Center Quality Success Shines on National Stage
Nurse Wendy Martinson, Dr. Jason Ryan and Dr. Scott Allen presented posters at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement’s annual forum on improving health care quality.
Connecticut’s Manufacturing Report Card
Manufacturing, despite a long decline, remains a vital part of the state's economy and promises to play a key role in its future, according to a new report released today.
A (Former) Faculty Member’s Perspective on Finishing Finals
Final exams and those pesky blue books have been part of campus life for many decades, as a journal entry by former professor Albert Waugh demonstrates.
UConn Student Health Services Achieves Prestigious AAAHC Accreditation
UConn is one of only about 200 college health services nationwide to hold accreditation from the Association.
Anthropology Professor Recognized Nationally as Mentor for Graduate Students
Anthropology professor Francoise Dussart has been named Faculty Mentor of the Year by the Institute on Teaching and Mentoring, an organization funded by NSF, NIH, and the Gates Foundation.