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School of Thought: A Culture of Civility, in Good Times and Bad
Concerned by a recent incident at the University of California-Davis, President Herbst says students at UConn should feel safe in exercising their right to free speech.
Forecasting With a Global Perspective
Engineering professor Emanouil Anagnostou is using algorithms to build the scientific and physical background for more precise prediction of severe weather.
UConn Ensemble Makes Steel-Pan Sounds Come Alive
A diverse group of students enjoys making music that has universal appeal.
Business School Alum Finds Success, Gives Back to UConn
A successful alum, who waited tables as a student and took seven years to graduate, has donated to a scholarship fund in the accounting department.
Health Center Expanding Clinical Faculty Roster
The promise of Bioscience Connecticut has helped attract more than 40 physicians, including two to key chairmanships.
Distinguishing Left from Right – in Molecules
Chemistry professor Nicholas Leadbeater explains how slight differences within molecules can have significant and possibly devastating consequences.
Protecting the Privacy of Consumer Records
A UConn political scientist is studying people's concerns about the privacy of their medical records and the implications for public policy.
Gingerbread Creations a Highlight of this Week’s Winter Holiday Celebration
A video of the Gingerbread House Contest to whet your appetite for the 2011 Winter Holiday Celebration today, 2:30-4:30 p.m.
Hispanics Open Up About Oral Health Care
Dr. Sarita Arteaga with the School of Dental Medicine helped develop a national survey that revealed important insights into dental care for the Hispanic population.
Waging the War Against Salmonella … One Molecule at a Time
UConn researchers have found a creative way to combat Salmonella using natural food grade molecules.