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9/11 Tragedy Provides Teachable Moments
It isn't always easy, but teachers should incorporate 9/11 into social studies classes, says a UConn education professor.
Campus Book Program Taking Shape
The steering committee for UConn Reads invites book nominations by Oct. 1.
UConn Foundation Raises More Than $50 Million in 2011
Endowment growth is seen as essential for long-term success.
UTC Power Fuel Cell to Serve UConn’s Depot Campus
The project is part of the University’s ongoing commitment to sustainable energy.
Call Centers at UConn Health Center Provide Valuable Front-Line Service
Representatives answer nearly 25,000 patient calls every month.
I Don’t Want To Go To UConn!
The parent of a freshman probes the reasons why his daughter was originally reluctant to come to UConn.
Nebraska Administrator Named Director of Undergraduate Admissions
Nathan Fuerst joins UConn from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where he has 10 years of experience in admissions.
A $10,000 BA Degree?
Governor Rick Perry of Texas has challenged public higher education in Texas to provide a BA degree for $10,000. A very distinguished group of higher education experts, including UConn’s Gaye Tuchman, react to this proposal in this morning’s New York Times, arguing whether this is a good idea on educational principles and considering whether it might […]
Football Team Starts 2011 Season with Decisive Win
Saturday's 35-3 win over Fordham marked the Connecticut debut for head coach Paul Pasqualoni.
Soccer Team Wins Season Opener vs. Michigan State
Michigan State was the first of 10 NCAA tournament teams from 2010 that UConn will face this year.