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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.
Cigna Donates More Than 1,700 Knitted Baby Caps
As part of its annual campaign to support the March of Dimes, Cigna volunteers knitted a record number of hats for NICU babies.
Bioscience Connecticut – Focus of Meeting with U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal
Blumenthal toured the Cell and Genome Sciences Building and learned how Bioscience Connecticut and Jackson Lab will impact the state’s economy.
Nutmeg Summer Series Presents Three Award-Winning Plays
The Nutmeg Summer Series promises a great selection of family-friendly plays that will leave audiences smiling, tapping their feet, and maybe even singing.
Caring for Kidney Stones
The most common cause of kidney stones is not drinking enough water.
UConn Health Center June Programs, Events
Here’s what’s happening in June and early July.
Information Security Policy Manual Available Online
Information technology policies have been updated and are available online.
Storrs Grants, May 2012
The following grants were received through the Office for Sponsored Programs (OSP) in May 2012. The list represents only new proposals awarded, and excludes continuations. The list is provided each month by OSP. Anderson, S., Human Development/Family Studies Instruction & Research Evaluation of Effective School Staff Interactions with Students and Police Conn. Office of Policy […]
An Extra Mile
A UConn medical resident describes a special doctor – patient relationship.
Virginia Native Thomas Jefferson Would Have Loved Storrs
The 'good real estate fortune' bestowed on us by the Storrs brothers in 1881 would have appealed to Thomas Jefferson according to UConn President Susan Herbst.