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UConn Names Jeffrey Ogbar Vice Provost for Diversity
History professor and associate dean for the humanities Jeffrey Ogbar has been appointed the University's vice provost for diversity after a national search.
UConn Researchers Voice Concern Over Proposed Addiction Guideline Changes
Thomas Babor and Yifrah Kaminer say the proposed changes could represent a step backward in diagnosing and treating substance use disorders.
UConn Health Center Genetic Counselors Make the Rounds
Jennifer Stroop and Robin Schwartz are speaking at hospitals throughout the state about best practices in cancer genomics.
Radio – Health Center in the News
Torti’s vision for the future; cycling for a cure; night shift health risks; and the hazards of hypertension.
Republican Candidates for U.S. Senate to Debate at UConn June 14
The debate will be streamed live at noon by Courant.com and CTnow.com, and aired on FOX CT at 7 p.m.
UConn Embarking on Major Expansion of Faculty
The goal is to hire 500 tenure-track faculty over the next four years.
Waruch Heads to ‘Best Athlete’ Competition in NCAA Track and Field Finals
Decathlete Jake Waruch '12 (CLAS) will compete against the best athletes in the nation at the NCAA Championships June 6-7.
Want to Graduate From UConn in Three Years or Less? Here’s How
UConn offers support and various options that help undergrads earn their degree on a fast track, saving thousands on tuition.
All-Americans Flowers and Wilson Head to NCAA Track and Field Championships
The two Husky All-Americans in women's track and field tried other sports before finding their events.
Longtime Law Professor Terry Tondro Dies
Tondro was known as a respected teacher, scholar, and consultant, protector of Connecticut’s heritage, world traveler, family man, and gourmet cook.