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Campus Appearance Committee Issues Recommendations
The panel recommends actions the University can take to improve the physical campus.
Arab Spring Revisited
A year after Tunisians turned out a dictator and Egypt's ruler was ousted, Middle East expert Jeremy Pressman analyzes the Arab uprisings.
Human Rights Major at UConn Approved
The new major builds on the University's extensive human rights program.
Kickin’ Off Heart Month
The UConn Health Center’s Pat and Jim Calhoun Cardiology Center is celebrating American Heart Month with several fun and educational activities.
UConn’s Mike Sargent Will Be on the Field for Super Bowl XLVI
A UConn senior will be viewing 'the big game' from a special place on the field.
Calhoun Takes Time Out for Back Condition
Men's basketball coach Jim Calhoun will take a medical leave of absence, effective immediately.
Face-to-face with Poverty, Privilege, and the Legacy of Apartheid
Twenty-one UConn students are in Cape Town, South Africa this semester, expanding their world view, working for social justice, and gaining skills essential to becoming well-informed global citizens.
Professor Emerita Awarded Poetry Society of America’s Highest Honor
Marilyn Nelson joins Robert Frost and Wallace Stevens as a recipient of the Frost Medal for 'distinguished lifetime service to American poetry.'
Cleveland Donald Jr., Former Director of Waterbury Campus, Dies
Donald, who was active in the civil rights movement, was the second black graduate of the University of Mississippi in 1966.