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Calhoun Stepping Down, Ollie Named Head Coach
Jim Calhoun, who built UConn into a three-time NCAA champion and a perennial national power, has announced his retirement as the men's basketball coach.
News Conference Set for ‘Future of Men’s Basketball’
The University will hold a news conference to address the future of the men’s basketball program at 2 p.m. today at Harry A. Gampel Pavilion.
Metanoia: A UConn Tradition
This year's Metanoia, a period of reflection on civility, is the latest in a UConn tradition that began under then-President Homer Babbidge in 1970.
Professor Emeritus to Receive Highest Award in Social Psychology
David Kenny will receive the highest award in his field, for his contributions to research on social interaction and 'person perception.'
Finding the Pathways to Drug-induced Liver Injury
UConn pharmaceutical researchers are searching for a genetic link to a significant public health concern – drug-induced liver injury.
15th South Park 5K Is This Saturday
The student-organized fundraiser features free skin cancer screenings again this year.
Students Meet With Nobel Peace Laureate Rigoberta Menchú Tum
UConn students had an opportunity for discussion with the Guatemalan human rights activist during her visit to campus.
UConn Professor Studies Middle East Conflict Through Refugee Camp Theater Group
Dramatic arts professor Gary English is spending a year working with the Freedom Theatre in a Palestinian refugee camp.
Health Center Accolades – September 2012
Dupont named chapter president; dental student receives award; Laurencin joins NIH committee; and cell biology student wins poster competition.
One Family’s Legacy, Two Generations of Huskies
UConn alum Elvin Turner '93 MBA and his son Daniel Turner '15 (ENG) will speak about their family's educational tradition at the Legacy Breakfast during Family Weekend.