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‘The New Face of Activism’ is Theme of UConn’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Event
Speakers at Monday's event will consider how the emergence of digital media has changed the face of social activism worldwide.
Political (Dis)trust in Black America
What shapes political opinions among black Americans? Political scientist Shayla Nunnally says it’s mostly race and a heritage of discrimination.
Longtime UConn Political Science Professor Howard Reiter Dies
Professor emeritus Howard Reiter, an expert on American political parties and elections, served as department chair for five years.
2002 NCAA Champions Enter Huskies of Honor
The 2001-02 women's basketball team is the third team to be recognized in the Huskies of Honor. Svetlana Abrosimova, graduate assistant coach for the 2002 NCAA Champions, was also honored as an individual student-athlete.
Health Center Accolades
A roundup of recognitions for Health Center faculty, staff and students.
Patient: ‘Being Part of This Study Saved My Life’
The Health Center's PROMISE study aims to expose a common problem in cardiology: Deadly heart conditions can be undetectable to stress tests.
Scientific Journals Notified Following Research Misconduct Investigation
The UConn Health Center has sent letters of notification to 11 scientific journals that had published studies led by Dipak Das.
Doctor of Physical Therapy Program Achieves National Accreditation
In the first review since its inception, the professional doctorate program was lauded for a high licensure pass rate and a 100 percent employment rate for its graduates.
Can a Tax on Soft Drinks Help Reduce Obesity?
Agricultural and resource economics professor Rigoberto Lopez has studied the policy implications of taxing carbonated soft drinks.