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Doris Kearns Goodwin's appearance was the opening presentation of the Edmund Fusco Contemporary Issues Forum. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

Doris Kearns Goodwin Speaks About the American Presidency at Contemporary Issues Forum

Presidential historian, prize-winning author, and political pundit makes timely appearance on Storrs campus.

Demolition Begins of Health Center Lower Campus Buildings

During an event attended by Governor Malloy, the removal of the metal buildings for the new Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine got under way.

Question: “Thinking about the presidential election in November, will you vote for Republicans Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan; Democrats Barack Obama and Joe Biden; or someone else?” Source: The University of Connecticut/Hartford Courant Poll survey of 1,023 likely voters, Oct. 11-Oct.16, 2012.

The University of Connecticut/Hartford Courant Poll: As Number of Undecided Voters Shrinks Nationally, Presidential Race Remains Close

Obama has narrow lead, but more expect him to win, national poll finds.

Marta Chlus '14 (ENG) was an intern at Symbody, a technology incubator program participant in Farmington. (Peter Morenus/UConn Photo)

New Biotechnology Intern Program Offers Students Real-World Lab Experience

Students exposed to real-world research opportunities get valuable experience from several perspectives.

Question: “And thinking about the U.S. Senate race in Connecticut in November, will you vote for Linda McMahon the Republican; Chris Murphy the Democrat; or someone else?” Source: The University of Connecticut/Hartford Courant Poll survey of 574 likely Connecticut voters, Oct. 11-Oct.16, 2012.

The University of Connecticut/Hartford Courant Poll: Murphy Gains Ground in Crucial Conn. Senate Race

Gender gap opens as more women back Murphy; men likelier to support McMahon

Nobel Prize winner Roy Glauber of Harvard spoke at UConn on Oct. 12 about his work on quantum optics. (John Babina for UConn)

Nobel Prize Winner Roy Glauber Speaks at Annual Katzenstein Distinguished Lecture

Nobel Prize winning physicist Roy Glauber spoke to a packed house of academics, alumni, and members of the general public when he appeared at UConn.

UConn’s Men’s Soccer Team Plays with an International Flair

UConn's men's soccer enjoys an enviable national reputation by consistenty fielding winning teams. This year is no exception.

New Era Begins at the Health Center with Demolition of Buildings

The metal buildings on the lower research campus laid the foundation for the beginnings of the Health Center.

Architect's rendering of the UConn Basketball Student-Athlete Development Center.

Donors Contribute $24 Million for New Basketball Center at UConn

UConn Foundation to secure financing to begin construction thanks to a major gift from Mark and Rosalind Shenkman

Fabiana Cardetti and Pamela Bedore

Two CLAS Professors Win AAUP Teaching Awards

Awards for teaching promise and teaching innovation bode well for students enrolled in courses taught by these two gifted professors.