On the Move is a photography exhibition celebrating the completion of an interdisciplinary inquiry at the unexpected intersection of physical therapy, photography, and art history. Awarded a UConn STEAM Innovation Grant in 2020, three early-career UConn professors created a study aimed at using creative movement and long-exposure photography to improve gait-training, motivation, and quality of life for Parkinson's disease patients. On the Move showcases the photographs created by participants during the study, and points to new horizons for collaborative research in the arts and sciences. The exhibition is funded by a University of Connecticut School of Fine Arts STEAM Innovation Grant to principal co-investigators Clare Benson, Cristina Colón-Semenza and Charlotte Gray.

Our organizations will be hosting a Thanksgiving can and bottle drive from 11/17-11/22. We will have a bin for collecting these cans and bottles outside of the Phi Delta Theta Husky Village House and donations are welcome at any time throughout the week. We will be taking the funds raised through this drive and donating them to the families of Connecticut Children's.

Tau Kappa Epsilon and Delta Zeta will be collaborating to raise money for HuskyTHON on Fairfield Way. Donate to a brother or sister of either organization and come "pie" them with a plate of whipped cream.

Honoring Pancreatic Cancer awareness (in memory of Dining staff member Tony Paguni) More details to come!

Unlock the future of computing with a Quantum Computing Workshop. Presented by UConn Center for Advanced Engineering Education and UConn School of Computing, in partnership with QuantumCT, UConn Technology Commercialization Services, and Connecticut Advanced Computing Center, this two-day workshop will benefit anyone who wants to get a thorough introduction to the various facets of quantum computing. Program Overview & Learning Outcomes: Unlock the future of computing with our Quantum Computing Workshop. During this two-day comprehensive workshop, you will: Learn how a quantum computer works Explore the creation of quantum algorithms Understand the impact of quantum computing on security Grasp the basics of quantum communications Discover popular applications of quantum computing

Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority, Inc. (ΜΣΥ) was founded on November 21, 1981 at Rutgers University-New Brunswick in New Brunswick, New Jersey.