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AIDS in 2011: More Manageable, Still Significant
On a day intended to raise AIDS awareness, Dr. Lisa Chirch, infectious disease physician, explains advances in treatment and management and warns against complacency.
The Piano Man Talks About His Music
During a Q&A session at Jorgensen Tuesday, Billy Joel related anecdotes, offered advice, and invited some of his audience to perform with him on stage.
From the Frying Pan to the Gas Tank
Chemistry professor Nicholas Leadbeater explains the chemical reaction that can convert vegetable oil – including used frying oil – into biodiesel.
Growing the Farm Economy in Connecticut
A closer look at some of the many UConn alumni – including farmers, florists, and landscapers – who contribute to Connecticut’s $3.5 billion agricultural industry.
Conservation Biologist Takes Readers on Journey Through Time
A UConn Ph.D. graduate has published a new book that introduces readers to organisms and ecosystems that have changed little in millions of years.
Globally Yours: Universitas 21 – Taking Stock (Part 1)
Membership of U21 offers new opportunities for students.
Heart Failure Readmission Rates Lower Than State Average
Cardiologist Jason Ryan credits the Health Center’s success to a hospital-wide effort.
Doctors Depicted in Historic Paintings
From serious to satirical, the Hartford Medical Society Historical Library’s newest exhibit features artwork of varying perceptions of physicians.
Out and About
How UConn started a movement to establish a community atmosphere for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students to become one the nation’s most LGBT-friendly campuses.
Fall/Winter 2011 Edition of UCONN Magazine Now Online
Find stories from the UCONN Magazine – some with exclusive web content – on UConn Today.