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Disseminating Knowledge Through Open Access
During Open Access Week Oct. 24-30, the University is launching a new fund to support UConn authors publishing in open access journals.
Student Parking Fee Increase Proposed
In a move to become self-supporting, Parking Services is proposing gradual increases that will bring UConn's parking fees into line with those charged by other universities.
The History of the Death Penalty in Connecticut
Historian Larry Goodheart discusses the history of the death penalty in Connecticut, and the reasons why it remains on the statute book although it has been banned in many other states.
Huskies Helping Huskies Now and in the Future
At Countdown to Commencement on Oct. 26, the UConn Alumni Association will begin offering a new special membership pass to seniors.
Developing Stem Cells to Repair Joint Cartilage
UConn Health Center researchers are developing stem cell therapies to repair joint cartilage, an example of the type of job-creating, cure-promoting project that will flourish under Bioscience Connecticut.
UConn Health Center – A Technology Leader
The past 50 years have seen rapid advances in information technology and communications.
The Impact of Gadhafi’s Death
A UConn expert on Middle East politics discusses what the death of Moammar Gadhafi means for Libya and the region.
Soup for the Season
Shrimp and Sausage Gumbo, Pumpkin Bisque, and Chipotle Sweet Potato were among the soups available to sample at Wilbur's Cafe on Tuesday.
Developing the Next Generation of Teachers
The Neag School of Education is developing the next generation of teachers to make a real and lasting impact on the lives of children in Connecticut and beyond.
Flu Shots to be Offered on Oct. 25
Flu shots will be available to students, faculty, and staff on Oct. 25 in the Student Union Ballroom.