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Sociologist Studies How Residents of Venice, Calif. Cope with Diversity
From boardwalk to businesses, homeless shelters to havens for the wealthy, Venice, Calif. is a carnival of diversity. Andrew Deener studies how its residents cope.
Creativity Meets Civility in Students’ Metanoia Posters
Students from across UConn's campuses put their creativity to work in designing posters for this year's Metanoia – period of reflection – on civility.
CT Breast Health Initiative Re-ups with UConn Health Center to Study Chemo-related Heart Problems
The statewide nonprofit has awarded a second grant for a collaborative study of heart disease risk in breast cancer survivors.
Metropolitan Museum of Art Exhibits Work by MFA Graduate
Works by photographer Matthew Jensen '08 MFA are part of a new exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
SNY Names Former Husky Stars as Women’s Basketball TV Analysts
Meghan Pattyson Culmo '92 (CLAS) and Kara Wolters '97 (CLAS) join SNY as part of the team that will televise women’s basketball games beginning Nov. 11.
Test of Emergency Communications Set for Tuesday, Oct. 9
On Tuesday at about 1:50 p.m., the University will test its emergency notification systems at the Storrs campus.
Former UConn President Philip Austin Honored at Building Naming Ceremony
The Philip E. Austin Building, formerly the CLAS Building, honors the leadership of the former UConn President.
Smart Robotic Drones Advance Science – Video
A UConn engineering professor is developing unmanned vehicles that are autonomous and can navigate without assistance. See the video.
Smart Robotic Drones Advance Science
A UConn engineering professor is developing unmanned vehicles that are autonomous and can navigate without assistance. Read the story.
Supporting Work/Life Flexibility
The University offers a range of resources to help UConn faculty, staff, and students achieve a balance between work and life.