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Reading Banned Books Aloud Makes Strong Statement
The UConn Co-op is holding a virtual read-out in support of the First Amendment.
A City Girl in South Africa: Training to Become a Nature Guide
After taking a course in African field ecology, a recent graduate is now learning the art of wilderness survival at a game reserve.
Calhoun Cardiology Center Goes for Gold
The American Heart Association has recognized the center’s heart failure program.
Freedom with a Capital F: The CLAS Dean Interviews Stanley Fish
Jeremy Teitelbaum and New York Times columnist Stanley Fish discuss practical issues stemming from the idea that faculty should have freedom to teach and research what they want to.
Thousands of Pills, Other Meds, Brought in on Drug Take Back Day
More than 12,000 doses of controlled substances and 500 pounds of non-controlled substances were collected for proper disposal at the UConn Health Center Saturday.
UConn’s Jewish Data Bank Updates U.S. Population Statistics
The Berman Institute has updated its most recent Jewish population data.
Famous Photographer and Self-Taught Artist Share the Exhibition Stage
Exhibit in Celeste LeWitt Gallery will be on display through Jan. 9.
UConn Health Center October Programs, Events
Here’s what’s happening in October and early November.
University’s First African-American Professor Dies
Rollin Charles Williams, emeritus professor of social work, is fondly remembered for his devotion to UConn, academics, and music.
UConn/Courant Poll: Voters See Economy Through Political Lenses
Despite similar experiences in the wake of the Great Recession, Democrats and Republicans diverge on whether they’re better off today.