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U.S. No Exception When it Comes to Human Rights
A new book by two UConn social scientists says the U.S. is slowly beginning to view issues at home through the lens of human rights.
Congratulations to UConn Health Center’s Best Doctors
Hartford Magazine releases its Best Doctors list for 2012.
UConn Provost to Step Down
President Herbst announces that Peter Nicholls will leave the Provost's Office in May and return to the faculty.
Watercolors Highlighted in New Exhibit
Ursula Korzenik enjoys using a variety of styles in her artwork and is inspired by impressionist landscapes.
UConn Alum Starts Beekeeping Cooperative in Ecuador
An alumna volunteering with the Peace Corps in Ecuador is helping the local community establish a beekeeping cooperative.
From the Foul Line
Freshman center Andre Drummond, shooting 60 percent from the field but only 35 percent from the foul line, is working to improve his free-throw skills.
Final Agreement Reached Between Jackson Lab and the State
During a news conference at the Health Center, Gov. Malloy said the laboratory will bring jobs and strengthen Connecticut’s bioscience industry.
UConn Researchers Awarded State Grants for Study of Tobacco-Related Disease
The Department of Public Health awarded three Biomedical Research Trust Fund grants, with two going to UConn faculty.
UConn Named One of the 30 ‘Best Value’ Public Schools by Kiplinger’s
The publication measures both quality and affordability.
The Right to Health Care
Do undocumented migrant workers have a human right to health care? Anthropologist Sarah Willen studies the issue in Israel.