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Why HIV Patients Might Neglect Treatment
A Ph.D. student in psychology is conducting research on why some HIV patients neglect treatment and how that can be changed.
University Appoints New Vice President for Enrollment
Wayne Locust, a previous director of admissions at UConn, returns to the University from SUNY-Albany.
Jazz Showcase
The 2011 Jazz Showcase featured UConn's six jazz ensembles performing everything from well-known classics to the avant garde.
Linking Schools with UConn Engineering
A dozen middle and high school teachers and their graduate student partners discuss their experiences in an NSF-funded summer program at UConn.
Neag Professor Addresses Educational Underachievement among Latinos
In a new book, Jason Irizarry gives voice to the Latino students involved in his research and offers recommendations to educators.
Coach Calhoun Attends Dedication of New Cardiac Catheterization Lab
The new cardiac lab includes state-of-the-art technologies and imaging for coronary and peripheral intervention procedures, including coronary angioplasty to open blocked arteries to stop or prevent heart attacks.
Town Hall Meetings Update Employees on Bioscience Connecticut Initiative
Health Center administrators gave an update on the six-year project, complete with schematic renderings of the new hospital tower.
UConn Names First VP for Economic Development
Iowa administrator Mary Holz-Clause has more than 30 years of economic development experience.
Board Passes Fiscal Year 2012 Budget
The budget reflects cuts made around the University following the budget deficit.
Divorce is Costly for Women
A UConn economics professor analyzed Social Security data on 600 women from their divorces in the 1970s through retirement. Divorce cost them dearly.