The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences recognized six alumni whose careers reflect the impact of a UConn education, from leaders in public service, science, and health to emerging professionals already shaping the future of their fields.

The weekend saw UConn’s first corpse flower bloom in over a decade

Her project, “Foster Care to Campus Care,” included the creation of a brochure detailing precisely where foster-experienced students can go for resources

From the desk of Dr. Andy

Ceremony honors the first class of paramedics in the region, which included 4 UConn Health firefighters

One of the top 10 recipients nationwide, out of 85 total recipients, to receive the United States Public Health Service (USPHS) Excellence in Public Health Pharmacy Award, Aleena Thomas will receive her Pharm.D. and a Master of Public Health from UConn in May. With her passion for helping underserved populations continuing in a post-graduate community-based residency track at Tufts next year, Aleena reflects on the last seven years she’s spent as a Husky.

UConn Health genetic counselors, Brittany Gancarz and Olivia Riccio  discuss how genetic counseling can help families get answers about infertility

School of Social Work Assistant Professor Sukhmani Singh examines inequities within the criminal and juvenile legal system(s), with particular attention to state minoritized youth and formerly incarcerated adults

New committee expands focus on nutrition, health, and well-being across the Elisabeth DeLuca School of Nursing.

Organized by CAHNR's Office of Research and Graduate Education, the annual research forum provides graduate students from across the College with an opportunity to showcase their work

Speakers from a broad range of fields and backgrounds will share their wisdom with UConn's Class of 2026

Springtime means cultural celebrations for UConn students

UConn Health OB-GYN chair Dr. Danielle Luciano explains how treatments for endometriosis and fibroids offer hope for those struggling with infertility.

National Prosthodontics Awareness Week is April 19-25

Orthodontic care is becoming more convenient with the help of artificial intelligence. In this UConn Health Minute, orthodontist Dr. Niloufar Azami describes how simple smartphone scans allows doctors to monitor progress, catch issues early and reduce unnecessary office visits – providing a more patient-centered experience.  

The student entrepreneurs impressed the judges with both the quality of their ideas and their dedication to bringing them to market

UConn Story Slam offers students an opportunity to show as well as tell

Significant energy savings highlight gains since last Earth Day, while the UConn School of Medicine makes the grade on the 2026 Planetary Health Report Card