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Menthol’s Soothing Effects May Cause People to Smoke More
Researchers at the UConn School of Pharmacy and Yale University warn that younger smokers may be particularly impacted by smoking mentholated cigarettes.
NEMO Celebrates 20th Anniversary
UConn's Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials program celebrates 20 years of service to Connecticut's cities and towns.
Mark Their Words
Linguist Jonathan Bobaljik, an expert on the nearly extinct language Itelmen, says up to 90 percent of the world’s languages could vanish in the next 100 years.
University Community Celebrates Herbst’s Inauguration
UConn welcomed the new President as a 'bold, decisive leader' and an 'accomplished scholar,' in a ceremony that combined tradition and vision for the future.
Susan Herbst Inducted as UConn’s 15th President
Herbst's inauguration signals 'a new and exciting era' for the University.
Gina Dai: Future Businesswoman
[yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qv59NKGGDaQ’] It is week three here at One Student. One Story! As the blog progresses, I get the chance to meet more and more impressive students every week. Today, we will listen to the story of Gina Dai, a senior from New York City, who founded the Women in Business club here at UConn. […]
Future Businesswoman
In this week's One Student. One Story video blog, meet senior Gina Dai, who started Women In Business to provide more opportunities for female business students.
Can Obama’s Jobs Bill Work?
Absolutely, say two UConn economists, but they fear public employee cuts will offset any gains.
Campus Map Goes Mobile
UConn's new mobile map offers a better way to find your way around the Storrs campus.
Getting Social With Your Media
Google Plus might fail – but it may not matter that much, says Kristine Nowak of Communication Sciences.