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Fall/Winter 2011 Edition of UCONN Magazine Now Online
Find stories from the UCONN Magazine – some with exclusive web content – on UConn Today.
The Eurozone Crisis and the American Economy
Economist Olivier Morand explains how European nations' indebtedness may affect businesses in America.
New Shuttle Service from Storrs to Farmington
A new shuttle bus service begins today, linking the Storrs campus and the UConn Health Center in Farmington.
Universitas 21: Taking Stock (Part 1)
A year and a half ago, the University of Connecticut joined Universitas 21, a global network of 23 world-class research-intensive universities, the purpose of which is “to facilitate collaboration and cooperation between the member universities and to create opportunities for them on a scale that none of them would be able to achieve operating independently […]
Michael Moore Speaks His Mind to Appreciative Audience
Award-winning documentary film maker Michael Moore spoke on campus as part of the 'Pen Warmed Up In Hell' lecture series sponsored by the Mark Twain House and Museum.
UConn Students Around the World
Each semester, UConn students fan out across the globe to study abroad. Their photos document the people and places they encounter.
Men’s Soccer Team Advances to NCAA Elite Eight
After a 3-0 win Sunday over James Madison University, the Huskies advance to the 2011 NCAA Quarterfinals next weekend. They will host UNC at Morrone Stadium.
Football Team Wins on Senior Day
In the final home game of the season, the Huskies won 40-22 over Rutgers on Sunday at Rentschler Field. They will play Saturday at Cincinnati.
3 Cancer Specialists Join UConn Health Center
Meet three physicians who are now seeing patients at the Neag Comprehensive Cancer Center.
From Christmas Trees to Blackcurrants
UConn alumnus Allyn Brown grows everything from hydroponic lettuce to cut-your-own Christmas trees. He has also become the largest grower of blackcurrants in North America.