Uncategorized
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.
Student Artists Challenged to Turn the ‘Ordinary’ Into Something Special
Students use their imaginations to transform ordinary items into works of art.
DeVinney Finds Husky Swim Team a Family Affair
Senior Erin DeVinney, a Big East Academic All-Star, has excelled as a nursing major and top-level athlete who has Type 1 diabetes.
It’s Hard to be Funny as Dean: A CLAS Sing-Along Blog
This Thanksgiving I had a creative moment thinking about my former satirical (or maybe just more satirical) self before I became dean of CLAS. This is the result. It’s Hard to Be Funny as Dean (to the tune of “Acres of Clams” aka “Rosin Le Beau”) To hear the song (and sing along), click […]
Gov. Malloy and President Herbst on Revitalizing Connecticut’s Economy
In a jointly authored commentary piece, the Governor and UConn's President say Bioscience Connecticut is a model for other states and their universities.
Déjà Vu: Men’s Soccer Season Ends After Penalty Kicks
After a hard-fought match, with two scoreless overtime periods, the Huskies lost to the Charlotte 49ers on penalty kicks.
School of Thought: A Celebration for Faculty and Staff
President Herbst invites faculty and staff to join her and the Provost at the annual Winter Holiday Celebration on Dec. 7.