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Students Hope 4,000-mile Bike Path Leads to Leukemia Cure
Two UConn medical students and a graduate student are preparing to embark on a cross-country bicycle trek to raise money for leukemia research.
Distinguished Professor Lynne Healy Brings International Prominence to School of Social Work
Healy has spent the past three decades preparing social workers for deployment in an increasingly diverse world.
Biomedical and Public Health Graduate Students Hold Annual Research Day
The event highlights the accomplishments the students have made over the past year.
Republican Candidates for U.S. Senate Square Off in UConn Debate
Candidates Linda McMahon and Chris Shays discussed the economy, job creation in Connecticut, the crisis in Syria, women's reproductive rights, and more.
Forum on Education Reform Law: ‘The Whole Climate Has Changed’
Veteran lawmaker Larry Cafero outlined the scope of the new education reform law at a forum for prospective teachers hosted by the Neag School of Education.
Calhoun Draws Hundreds to Raise Money to Fight Cancer
An estimated 1,000 riders, walkers, and supporters joined the UConn men’s basketball coach for his annual Cancer Challenge Ride and Walk.
Language Researchers Awarded $3M IGERT Grant
How do humans develop and learn language? UConn researchers have won an NSF ‘IGERT’ grant to train a new generation of scientists to answer that question.
Husky Golfers Benefit from Mind Games
After working with a mental coach, the top five players on the golf team had Top 10 finishes.
Middle Schoolers Learn to Look for Global Solutions to Real-World Problems
A computerized social studies game helps middle school students develop skills as decision makers, negotiators, persuasive writers, and problem solvers.
‘Remarkable’ First Year for Bioscience Connecticut
In less than a year, the UConn Health Center went from having an uncertain future to being on the verge of a series of major expansion projects.