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When Science Meets (Performance) Art
Molecular and cell biology professor Kenneth Noll discusses how artistic performances can help make science more accessible.
Olander Brothers Move Game from Family Driveway to XL Center
The Huskies’ Tyler Olander faces off against his big brother, when UConn meets Fairfield on Thursday.
Do Mandated Reporting Laws Need to Change?
In light of recent high-profile cases of allege sexual abuse of young children, psychology professor Seth Kalichman discusses the effectiveness of mandated reporting laws.
Engineering Students Go Beyond the Books to Assist Massachusetts Girl
Special equipment designed by three students in the biomedical engineering program has given 3 year-old Samantha Gillard a degree of freedom she never had before.
Storrs Grants, November 2011
The following grants were received through the Office for Sponsored Programs (OSP) in November 2011. The list represents only new proposals awarded, and excludes continuations. The list is provided each month by OSP. Amico, K., Center for Health, Intervention & Prevention HPTN 069: Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis to Prevent HIV Transmission in At-Risk Men Who Have Sex […]
Uncertainty About the Future Follows North Korean Leader’s Death
History professor Alexis Dudden, a specialist in the history of Korea and the surrounding region, discusses the unfolding situation.
Trustees Approve Four-Year Tuition and Fee Plan
The move will allow the University to hire 290 more professors and increase course offerings.
A Good Book for the Holidays: ‘Half the Sky’
Looking for a good book to read over the holidays? Or a last-minute gift idea? Choose 'Half the Sky' and get a jump on next semester's UConn Reads events.
Good to the Bone
New Health Center orthopaedic oncologist Tessa Balach brings compassion and advanced care to treating musculoskeletal tumors.
UConn Must Raise Tuition to Bolster Faculty
President Herbst says the proposed increase in tuition is part of the drive to strengthen UConn and continue to provide the highest quality education to students.