University News
Gant Science Complex to Undergo Major Renovation
The Board of Trustees has approved an $85 million budget for improvements to the Edward V. Gant Building to support the University’s expanded enrollment and research in STEM fields.
UConn Seeks to Involve More Undergraduates in University Governance
A proposal presented to the Board of Trustees calls for students to have standing positions on the board's committees dealing with finance and student life.
Minds Converge on Mental Health
At a recent national symposium led by UConn, university presidents and mental health professionals discussed the impact of mental health issues on college students' success.
Doctors’ Group to Receive UConn’s Dodd Prize in Human Rights
Physicians for Human Rights, which uses science and medicine to combat abuses and atrocities, will accept the award on Nov. 2.
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Supporting Our International Students
"Our large and diverse population – including our international students – is one of our greatest strengths as a top research university," President Herbst noted.
New Bookstore Major Step in Downtown Hartford Campus Plans
The Barnes & Noble store will be located on the first floor of the Front Street Lofts building, just across from the main entrance to the new UConn downtown campus.
Story Series Looks to the Future of UConn Hartford
In August, as part of Next Generation Connecticut, UConn’s West Hartford campus will move to downtown Hartford. Read about the campus’ history, construction progress, partnerships, and more.
UConn Named to Advanced Robotics Manufacturing Institute
The new national initiative aims to increase small manufacturers’ use of robots by 500 percent. UConn researchers will focus on the aerospace and shipbuilding industries.
UConn Expects Challenging Budget Season but Will Protect Academics, Affordability
The University is committed to protecting its academic enterprise while working to keep tuition at the levels set in the current four-year plan.