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Making the Transition to College
A program to help students with disabilities make the transition to college was offered at UConn for the first time this summer.
Pilot Student Feature: Dan Couture
[yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaFShf_Qshw’] It is our pilot week here at One Student. One Story! We are kicking off the series with senior Dan Couture. He has gone on a few wonderful trips with the university, which sparks my interest in perhaps traveling during winter break! Luckily, he took a video camera with him so we can […]
Pasqualoni Era Opens
The football team opens the 2011 season on Saturday, after a postponement due to the storm clean-up.
Bicycle Loan Program, Electric Vehicles, Coming to Storrs
Several new programs focused on reducing greenhouse gases are under way.
Occupational Illnesses Continue to Decline but Rate Remains Higher Than National Average
Repetitive Motion Injury Continues as Most Common Complaint
Health Center Names New Department of Surgery Chair
Dr. David McFadden will be joining the UConn Health Center Jan. 3 as the new Chairman of the Department of Surgery.
Not With a Bang, But a Whimper
Thoughts on the end of the U.S. manned space program The New York Times reported today that the International Space Station, the last vestige of the United States manned space program, will have to be abandoned in mid-November unless the technical problems that caused a Russian Soyuz resupply craft to crash are solved. It is […]
Advancing Diversity
A new endowed scholarship to promote diversity celebrates an alumna's record of service to the University.
Men’s Soccer Faces Early Season Challenges
The men's soccer team will face 10 NCAA tournament teams on a challenging 2011 schedule.
Post-Irene Outages Can Present Health Hazards
Poison Control Center experts offer tips on food safety and carbon monoxide dangers.