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Notre Dame Wins in Overtime to End Huskies’ Season
After exceeding expectations from the beginning of the season, the Huskies lost to Notre Dame in the NCAA semifinal on Sunday.
President Herbst to Present Inaugural State of the University Address
President Susan Herbst will unveil her vision for UConn's future in her first formal State of the University address on Thursday, April 5.
Husky Nation Arrives at Mile High Final Four
UConn fans turned out in force in Denver on Saturday, contributing to the growing excitement in anticipation of the semifinal on Sunday.
Preparing for the Final Four
The women's basketball team held an open practice session at the Pepsi Center in Denver on Saturday afternoon, after signing autographs for hundreds of Huskies fans.
High School Students Visit Health Center for Clinical Career Day
Nearly 400 students stopped at career fair tables and attended mini-class sessions. Could some of tomorrow’s doctors, dentists and nurses have been among them?
Early 20th-century Public Health Artifacts Showcased at UConn Health Center
While public health concerns have changed over the last century, a new Hartford Medical Society Historical Library exhibit, just in time for Public Health Week, shows more than a few persist today.
Graduate Student Helping Others Adapt to Climate Change
A UConn master's student is working with Guatemalan villagers and policy makers to suggest strategies for agricultural adaptation in the face of major crop losses.
Spring 2012 Edition of UCONN Magazine Now Online
Stories include a feature on Geno Auriemma as Olympic coach, Mia Farrow's efforts to document the culture of Darfur, an alum's documentary series on world religions, and a Q&A with UConn's first vice president for economic development.
Déjà Vu All Over Again: Notre Dame and UConn Meet in Denver
After multiple match-ups this season, both coaches agree that the outcome of Sunday’s semifinal will be less about strategy and more about how each team performs on the night.
The Affordable Care Act: Two Wrongs Don’t Make A Right
Law school dean Jeremy Paul examines the legal issues at stake during this week’s Supreme Court arguments over health care legislation.