Eight UConn School of Medicine students qualified for and competed in the exciting, national 2025 AMA Research Challenge to share their innovative research findings in virtual poster presentations Oct. 22-23.

Lyla Andrick’s dinosaurs have irresistibly squishy noses — and emotions

The celebration was held on Tuesday, October 14, at the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts Art Gallery

'If you're looking to have fun, this is the place for you'

'Public health practitioners often chase the single best message to use. But that single best message usually doesn’t exist'

The gift will support a new program to help students build a sense of community and belonging early on at UConn

Urban Service Track/AHEC Scholars Program is based at UConn Health.

UConn’s Accounting program has a strong track record. Some 91 percent of UConn accounting majors had a full-time job or attended graduate school within three months of the 2025 graduation.

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences remembers longtime academic advisor Corina Morris, who supported generations of UConn students with compassion, care, and a deep commitment to their success

Heart failure affects more than seven million Americans and for many it’s not due to bad habits such as smoking or not eating right. UConn Health and The Jackson Laboratory are taking a new approach and focusing on personalized care based on a patient’s genetic profile.

Supporting first-generation students at UConn’s Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills

Even a simple skin procedure can make someone a little nervous. At UConn Health, a new study is helping patients find calm in an unexpected way – through virtual reality.

Last weekend, the UConn School of Pharmacy gathered to celebrate its centennial year by making memories together, honoring the milestone in style, and looking to the future  

Dental school’s Peter J. Robinson Award honors junior faculty

Professor Sir Cato T. Laurencin has long been an influential force and a driver of innovation in the inventor’s world.

During Hispanic Heritage Month Connecticut’s Experts in Maternal Health and Violence Prevention Gathered in Hartford.

Since 2014, whenever a visiting artist would come to the University, they would create an original piece for Counterproof to print – almost like a souvenir of their time here

As the world becomes more interconnected, some plants have benefitted from a greater ease in movement from one region to another, while some have become problematic. Some introduced species gain a competitive edge, spreading rapidly, outcompeting native vegetation, and transforming entire ecosystems. These species are known as “invasive,” and they can disrupt food webs, alter […]