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Study Shows Domestic Violence Survivors Appreciate Support, But More Services Needed
A UConn faculty member finds that the need is still great for programs that serve victims of domestic violence.
Roosevelt’s Warm Alliance and the Cold War
In a new book, historian Frank Costigliola argues that Franklin Roosevelt’s sudden death in 1945 changed the temperature of U.S.-Soviet relations.
Journal a Medium for Students to Express Human Rights Concerns
UConn's human rights journal ‘Namaste’ offers opportunities for students as both contributors and editors.
Hollin Abraham: Breaking Boundaries
As a minority in a male-dominated field, this chemical engineer works to pave the way for future female scientists.
Interpreters for the Deaf Form Unique Bond with Patients
The Health Center, first in the state to hire a full-time sign language interpreter, now serves 600 deaf patients.
A Reflection of UConn’s Strength
Having a growing endowment will ensure our future excellence through the long term.
Grad Student Earns Award Nomination for Work Fighting Infectious Diseases
A graduate student in pharmaceutical sciences who is helping develop new drugs to fight potentially life-threatening infectious diseases is among nine UConn finalists for a 2012 Women of Innovation Award.
Board Approves Budgets for Memorial Stadium, Monteith Work
Renovations will also take place on the Law School campus, Hillside Road, and the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Greenhouses.
UConn Health Center March Programs, Events
Here’s what’s happening in March and early April.
Going Global: The Next Big Thing
Global economic pressures are shaping the internationalization of higher education both at home and abroad.