- Connecticut Releases its Occupational Disease Annual Labor Day ReportLatest data analysis of UConn School of Medicine expert shows Connecticut’s occupational disease cases are over 31,000 annually
- UConn Student Represents US in UN Global Youth StatementYouth climate leaders work together to ensure their voices are heard by the world
- CAHNR Welcomes New Faculty Members for Fall 2025Bringing new expertise and fresh perspectives to an already thriving academic community, new educators join several CAHNR departments
- UConn-Led Network Expands NMR ReachInstruments added to three sites across the country increase access to NMR technology
- Connecticut Grows PediatriciansMeet Connecticut's own Dr. Katherine Phillips who is excited to stay at UConn for her pediatric residency training.
- Where are the UST/AHEC Scholars?New interactive online Urban Service Track Scholars Map connects past, current and future UST/AHEC scholars
- UConn Professor Sir Cato T. Laurencin Delivers Keynote Address at American Chemical Society Fall 2025 MeetingThe Fred Kavli Innovations in Chemistry Keynote Lecturer at the American Chemical Society (ACS) Fall 2025 conference in Washington, D.C. was delivered by Dr. Cato T. Laurencin of UConn.
- UConn Researchers Find Clues for How Ice Ages StartData preserved in the shells of tiny marine protists gives clues to a longstanding mystery
- Julia Kuzovkina Named Interim Department Head of Plant Science and Landscape ArchitectureKuzovkina is an internationally recognized researcher whose work on native plants, willows, and biodiversity has had impacts both close to home and on a global scale
- Management Professor Offers Advice on How to Combat ‘Quiet Cracking’ in the WorkplaceSigns include disengagement, poor performance, increased desire to quit
- Na Li Named Recipient of Renowned NIPTE AwardNa Li (Ph.D.) has been awarded the 2025 NIPTE Rising Star Scholarship Award for her outstanding performance and contributions in the pharmaceutical field.
- Xiuling Lu Honored with Prestigious NIPTE AwardXiuling Lu (Ph.D.) has been awarded the 2025 Michael J. Pikal NIPTE Distinguished Scholar in Pharmaceutical Processing Award for her outstanding performance and contributions in pharmaceutical sciences.
- SSW’s Innovations Institute Convenes Inaugural Youth/Family Behavioral Health Research SummitThe attendees' expertise and perspectives are crucial to establishing a policy research agenda that bridges academic rigor with practical application and implementation considerations
- UConn School of Nursing Welcomes Largest Undergraduate Class to DateUConn School of Nursing faculty and staff welcomed 228 students as the class of 2029 during the Weekend of Welcome
- Lane ’09 Ph.D. Named New Director of the Humphreys Institute for Political Social WorkShannon Lane’s research interests include political social work, political justice, social policy, and voting rights and engagement
- The School of Dental Medicine Celebrates 52 New Future DentistsThe incoming Class of 2029 received their white coats on Friday
- Ock Chun Named CAHNR Interim Associate Dean for Research and Graduate EducationChun's academic leadership extends across research collaborations, extramural funding development, and graduate mentorship, with a focus on translational research that bridges epidemiology, clinical nutrition, and public health
- UConn Engineering Associate Dean Burkey Awarded Grant to Study Engineering EthicsThe team hopes to create a fun and interesting way for engineering students to learn about professional ethical decision making.
- CLAS Appoints Associate Deans Focused on Student and Faculty SuccessProfessors Diane Quinn and Manuela Wagner begin new roles in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences this fall. In a recent joint conversation, they reflected on their paths to leadership and shared their priorities for the year ahead.
- Neag School Welcomes New Faculty, Celebrates Recent Leadership AppointmentsThis fall, the UConn Neag School of Education welcomes six new faculty and congratulates two existing faculty members on new appointments
