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Stamford Campus a ‘Unique and Special’ Part of UConn, Herbst Says
President Herbst has laid out a vision for expanding academic programs at Stamford and exploring residential options.
Longtime Psychology Department Head Charles ‘Skip’ Lowe Dies
A member of the UConn faculty for 42 years, Lowe built his department into a national leader in the study of psychology.
UConn’s First Nursing Instructor Inducted Posthumously in Hall of Fame
Josephine Dolan was a noted historian and author. She donated a major collection of nursing artifacts that is now housed at UConn.
Industry and Academic Medicine: What Does the Future Hold?
Studies show that large percentages of medical students, physicians, and academic researchers have some sort of relationship with industry.
Creative Child Center’s Got Talent
Children from 2 to 5 years old entertained at the Health Center child care center’s 14th annual talent show.
Men’s Ice Hockey Will Join Hockey East
The Husky men’s ice hockey team will become a member of the nation's elite college hockey league in 2014-15.
Robotic Precision with a Human Touch
The UConn Health Center is celebrating its 100th robotic surgery.
Festival of Early Music Based on Music Scholar’s Research
As artistic director for the Connecticut Early Music Festival, music historian Eric Rice is organizing a concert series featuring music written before 1800.
UConn Men’s Basketball Posts Outstanding APR Score
In the NCAA report of the Academic Progress Rate for Division I schools released today, 20 of UConn’s 24 athletic programs achieved 975 or better, out of a possible 1,000, in the multi-year APR.
AMA: Health Implications of Light at Night ‘Serious’
UConn Health Center cancer epidemiologist Richard Stevens contributed to a report acknowledging artificial light's adverse health effects and recommending further study.