The Future of (Almost) Everything
Our incredibly talented, altogether brilliant, highly accomplished alums predict the future of absolutely everything everywhere.
ReadA Little Push
What those Swing Journals by Mirror Lake are all about — from professions of love to the eating habits of those ubiquitous ducks.
ReadThe I.Q. of A.I.
UConn researchers are teaching robots to think like humans. Is that a good idea?
ReadThe Art of Muckraking
Pulitzer Prize–winning journalism professor Mike Stanton teaches tried-and-true “shoe leather” investigative journalism. He hopes students will turn his skill set into new-medium magic.
ReadKeys to the Kingdom
See and hear our new Steinways and get a behind-the-scenes tour of the Steinway factory.
ReadRemember Jerry & Amy
The road to the UConn Dairy Bar is the perfect place for a tribute to Jerry Yang and Amy, the first cloned farm animal in the U.S.
Read1,000 For Geno and C.D.
Can you name each of these WBB players past and present who celebrated with Geno and Chris ’99 M.Ed at Mohegan Sun Dec. 19?
ReadLetters - Spring 2018
Alums got in touch about birding and tweeting, UConn Hartford and urbanity, Dee Rowe, Erik Hines, and more.
ReadBobby Moynihan '99 (SFA)
We talk with the “Saturday Night Live” vet who’s one of UConn’s most famous alums.
ReadSteve Emt, Curling His Way to South Korea
When a stranger approached Steve Emt and said, “I could make you into a Paralympic curler in one year,” Emt says he had two questions for the guy: What’s a curler? And where do I sign up?
ReadElizabeth Charash '18
This Newtown, Connecticut, native is committed to preventing gun violence.
ReadENGL 321: Asian American Literature
The long lines for this class are all about the professor, Cathy Schlund-Vials.
ReadThe First Science Salon Junior is an Explosive Hit
The popular UConn Science Salon series traded cocktails and conversation for kid-focused experimentation at its first Science Salon Junior.
ReadFuture Entrepreneurs Share Ideas with Philanthropist Peter J. Werth
Peter J. Werth’s $22.5M gift to further innovation and entrepreneurship is the second largest in UConn history.
ReadJackie Burns is Back on Broadway
For Burns ’02 (SFA), it’s easy being green — as Elphaba in “Wicked.”
ReadSaving the Monarch
Monarch numbers have plummeted 90 percent. Plant some milkweed, says Chip Taylor ’66 MS, ’70 Ph.D.
ReadCourtside Manner
“The irony is I’m not a sports fan,” says Brian McKeon ’88 (CLAS) about his work as chief medical officer and team physician for the Boston Celtics.
ReadSkating Rink
Students and local residents skate at UConn’s outdoor ice rink in the spring of 1976.
ReadTom's Trivia
See if you know as much as King of UConn Trivia and University Deputy Spokesperson Tom Breen ’00 (CLAS).
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