Basketball Capital of the World
We might as well just change Storrs’ name to this. As Jim Nantz writes here, “People don’t say Duke and UConn in the same sentence often enough, but they need to now.”
ReadFirst-Years
Three UConn School of Medicine graduates take us through year one of residency —with its fast-and-furious rotations meant to teach the finer points of chosen specialties and the broad realities of what it means to be a practicing doctor.
ReadWhich Cover Will You Get?
Watch your mailbox. We were so excited to celebrate our 5th men’s basketball national championship win that we created 5 commemorative covers and randomly distributed them to our readers. Want them all?
ReadFeedback — Summer 2023
Your comments on our spring issue, featuring UConn love stories, diverging stances on truth, and more.
ReadNicole Wagner Want to Help People Regain Vision
Sending artificial retinas into space may be the breakthrough she needs.
ReadUConn in the Media — Summer 2023
Faculty speak on NCAA Championship, donkeys, Teslas, and more.
ReadHelen Turner Watson
UConn nursing professor and one of the first African American women to serve in the U.S. Navy.
ReadMutual Funds
Nidhi Nair wants to share financial literacy with the world — starting with her UConn classmates.
Read4/24/2023 3:59p.m.
The Science 1 building near North Garage has materials science and engineering teaching labs, a cutting-edge active learning classroom — and some pretty cool windows.
ReadAdvanced Cannabis Horticulture
Matt DeBacco wants each of his students to come out of this class with the chemistry, horticulture, and business know-how for a successful grow-out.
ReadChef Zaddy
Chris Spinosa shares life after “Next Level Chef”, what it’s like cooking for Major League Baseball clients, and some great recipes.
ReadTenacious 2
Former UConn athletes and roommates focus their competitive streaks on the franchise business world.
ReadThe Art of the Label
Behind every box and can in your grocery store is a UConn nutrition and arts degree.
ReadIn America’s Test Kitchen
Garrett Schlichte’s dinner parties were so buzzy, they got him cast on a next-big-thing cooking show.
ReadAaron Carr is Holding Landlords Accountable
Aaron Carr started a small housing watchdog nonprofit at age 28. Less than a decade later, that group has filed the largest housing discrimination lawsuit in U.S. history.
ReadTom’s Trivia — Summer 2023
See if you know as much as King of UConn Trivia and University Deputy Spokesperson Tom Breen ’00 (CLAS).
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