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The Mochizuki Theorem? When You’re So Smart Nobody Can Check Your Work
If you are a mathematical genius, how do you prove the ABC conjecture to your peers? Hint: It's not as simple as 1,2,3.
Honors Freshmen Conduct Research Through Holster Scholars First Year Program
First year scholars discover the rewards of research in projects ranging from art to engineering to neuroscience.
Longtime Donor Also a Grateful Health Center Patient
“I didn’t know when I started donating 24 years ago that UConn would save my life—more than once,” says Lou Friedman.
UConn Receives McNair Post-baccalaureate Achievement Program Grant
McNair Scholars Program offers underrepresented graduate students aid in STEM fields of science, technology, engineering, and math
National Report Released on College Sports and Role of Governing Boards
UConn President Susan Herbst joined other top higher education leaders in urging greater oversight of athletics programs.
Improved Lifestyle for TV Talk Show Host After Robotic Surgery
Linnet Carty credits the UConn Health Center for the successful procedure that had her back in front of the camera much faster than traditional surgery.
Health Center in the News – October 2012
Grant for genomic research; iron levels and breast cancer; screening with a smile; artificial light risks; and joint replacement.
GE Collaborates with UConn on $7.5 Million Advanced Technology Initiative
A five-year investment supports circuit breaker research, an endowed professorship, and graduate fellowships.
Homecoming Parade Celebrates 60th Anniversary of the Student Union
Homecoming week was kicked off by a parade that featured floats, fabulous figures, and plenty of fun.