“A scholarship is an investment in a student today, but its impact can carry forward throughout a career and into the communities that student will one day serve”

Laurencin was honored for his commitment to bettering public health through his medical advancements, advocacy, and mentorship.

“If we increase crop yield, it may help humans in the short term. But if we’re degrading the environment, that would ultimately, in the long term, harm humanity. Everything we do should be in the One Health framework.”

'Moving forward, candidates and guests can linger comfortably on campus, perhaps stopping to take photographs at their favorite spots, and not feel so rushed to leave'

‘When we don’t ask questions about how this is different for women, we then don’t look for policy solutions that will help address the part of this epidemic that women bear’

New research from Anna Tarakanova and Metehan Çam offers insight into a decades-long scientific debate about what makes the human body’s tissues stretch and spring back. 

Xueju “Sophie” Wang is developing a “micro-lab” to support organoid growth and functional evaluation

The third annual NEPES symposium will be held at UConn this November, bringing together industry leaders, researchers, and students to explore emerging technologies and strengthen collaborations.

UConn’s section of the project focuses on the impact of maternal diet – specifically over- or restricted feeding – during gestation on offspring health and growth

Dental, medical students make monthly visits to senior community

UConn’s professional pharmacy fraternity, Lambda Kappa Sigma, has had a successful 2026, earning national recognition as Chapter of the Year for the second consecutive year and raising more than $2,200 for philanthropic causes.

Please join us in Concord, Massachusetts, for an eye-opening trip around the kettle lake that Henry David Thoreau made famous more than 170 years ago

UConn Extension offers an overview of what residents should know about contaminants that have become widespread in our environment

A student exchange with Hebrew University builds on Haskins’ history of discovery and its work with educators close to home and around the world

The political science and human rights major received FosterClub’s 2026 Outstanding Young Leader Award, one of 50 young advocates recognized nationwide this year.

'We were attracted to each other initially musically out of this shared bond of instrumental music and what was possible within this string band format'

Researchers with the Neag School’s Center for Education Policy Analysis, Research, and Evaluation prepared the following research brief regarding teacher absenteeism in Connecticut

‘I want visitors to realize the connections they never thought about before that exist between the hearing and Deaf communities. ... We move through life having similar experiences just using different languages’