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An Olympic Debt Paid: Dee Rowe to Represent UConn at London Games
Thirty-two years after a political decision took the Olympic experience away from Donald 'Dee' Rowe, UConn is doing all it can to give it back.
Webster Bank Becomes Part of UConn Team
A marketing relationship agreement that will join Webster Bank as a multimedia partner with UConn and the UConn Alumni Association was announced Thursday.
Tokyo to Torrington: Asian Studies in Connecticut’s Northwest Corner
A historian at the Torrington campus is leading a public discussion of Japanese culture this summer as part of her focus on the Far East.
Health Center Accolades – July 2012
Mauriello elected chair of compliance forum; Gould receives social justice award; Laurencin cited by general assembly; and Arciero to lead sports medicine society.
Social Work Dean Encourages Hartford Students to be Nonviolence Leaders
Dean Salome Raheim was the keynote speaker launching a nonviolence leadership academy for Hartford-area students.
Sharing the Cost of Dental Care
A healthy mouth is directly linked to general health, making dental services an essential component of overall health care.
Avery Point Campus Reopens After Public Safety Incident
The Connecticut State Police are investigating the incident, which occurred overnight.
Biophysicist in Profile
For Leslie Loew, the Boehringer Ingelheim Chair in Cell Sciences, it all started with a chemistry set.
How E. coli Cells Work in the Human Gut
Molecular and cell biologist Ken Campellone has discovered a key factor in how harmful E. coli affect people’s intestines.
Health Center in the News – July 24, 2012
Power squared; why you need a vacation; could stem cells slow the aging process; and sometimes dust is the problem.