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Citizen Scientists Help Track Spread of Invasive Plants
UConn is a partner in the Invasive Plant Atlas of New England, which puts regular people to work as scientists.
Field Hockey Goes for Third National Title
The No. 4-seeded Huskies seek their third NCAA title in Louisville on Friday, when they face No. 1 North Carolina in the 2011 NCAA Field Hockey Final Four. (Updated Nov. 18.)
High School Robotics Team Meets Health Center’s Surgical Robotic Team
Students from Meriden and Wallingford recently toured the robotic surgical suite.
When Should I Go to the Emergency Department?
More than 300,000 Americans on average are treated in our nation's emergency departments every day.
Smartphones Can Make You Smarter When Used as Mobile Teaching Tools
Economics professor Oskar Harmon has made his lectures and class discussions available on mobile devices.
The Science of the Crust
The brown crust on freshly baked bread is the result of a chemical reaction, as chemistry professor Nicholas Leadbeater explains.
Philanthropy Day Highlights Student Giving, Alumni Donor Matches
Events are being held across campus today, to encourage students to give to the University. Their donations will be matched by two alumni.
Pasqualoni on Penn State
The Penn State situation is ‘very difficult’ for Huskies head football coach Paul Pasqualoni, a Penn State alum.
Games from Around the Globe
Students played board games from around the world at Late Night Goes Global on Nov. 11.
New Revenue Reporting Guidelines Aim to Standardize Accounting Practices
UConn accounting professor Larry Gramling says releasing the proposed guidelines for public review is a big step toward greater consistency across industries and across nations.