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Class of 2012: Rob Freyer
Senior Rob Freyer didn’t make it through his freshman year. Critically injured in a car accident before the year ended, he has now written a novel about the experience.
Marketing to Generation Y
A marketing class is competing with schools around the country in developing a plan to help Honda market to Generation Y consumers.
Demystifying Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Even though it affects millions of Americans every year, there are many misunderstandings about the condition.
Genomic Research Sheds New Light on Extinct Tasmanian Tiger
UConn biologist Andrew Pask has shown that the Tasmanian tiger had extremely low genetic variability, probably resulting from its isolation from mainland Australia.
Parag Bhuva: Promoting Worthy Principles
As a member of Active Minds and the Violence Against Women Prevention Program, this senior hopes to influence others to stand for their beliefs.
Vitamin D – Miracle Vitamin or Waste of Money?
The sunshine vitamin has been touted as a nutritional superstar but the Health Center’s Dr. Runjhun Misra says more studies are needed.
Class of 2012: Anne Zinn
Diagnosed with a rare eye disease in her junior year, Anne Zinn found an outlet in creative writing and now hopes to build a career around it.
UConn in the Big Easy
About 50 UConn students help out by renovating homes in the Upper Ninth Ward neighborhood of New Orleans.
Hail to the Volunteers
Nearly 400 volunteers give their time to the UConn Health Center, which is celebrating them during National Volunteer Week.
Class of 2012: Aaron Hayes
Senior Aaron Hayes worked with young burn survivors in South Africa and found a focus for his future.