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Candidates for U.S. Senate Address Issues in First UConn Debate
During their first live debate held at UConn, the five Democrats running for U.S. Senate addressed questions regarding health care, the economy, foreign affairs, defense, and education.
UConn Reads Author to Speak in Storrs April 19
New York Times columnist Nicholas D. Kristof, co-author of 'Half the Sky,' will give an address at 4 p.m. in the Student Union Theatre.
President Herbst Blogging for The Huffington Post
President Susan Herbst has recently joined the roster of bloggers on The Huffington Post’s College Blog page.
Class of 2012: Lucien Lafreniere
Lucien Lafreniere '12 (CLAS) previously served four years in the U.S. Marines. Now he is completing another four-year journey, as an outstanding scholar at the Waterbury campus.
Nutrition for the Skin
Your skin is a window into your health and the types of foods you eat can impact the color, texture and luminescence of your skin.
Photos and Paintings on Exhibit at LeWitt
Award-winning local artists display their work at the Health Center through June.
Wallace Stevens Program to Feature Poet Kay Ryan
Kay Ryan, who won a Pulitzer Prize in 2011 and is former Poet Laureate of the U.S., will read her work and meet with students on April 9.
Herbst Outlines Vision for UConn in Inaugural State of the University Address
President Herbst reflects on the University's achievements and sets priorities, including emphasis on student success, growing the faculty, and philanthropy.
NCAA Denies UConn’s Final Appeal of Postseason Ban for 2012-13
The decision was based on cumulative academic scores from the past and does not take into account scores for the current academic year, which are much improved.
Health Center Prepares for Parking Changes
Patient valet and additional campus shuttle service highlight the initial steps as the first Bioscience Connecticut groundbreaking nears.