UConn’s 10th Annual Earth Day Spring Fling Focuses on Tasty Waste
A 39 degree windy Wednesday couldn’t stop the University of Connecticut as it kicked off the spring season with UConn’s 10th annual Earth Day Spring Fling event.
Activist Empowers the Blind in India and Shares Experience at UConn
Activist and advocate for the blind George Abraham talked about working for the rights of the blind in India, including major projects like competitive blind cricket and Project Eyeway.
SUBOG Hosts First Ever UConnic Music Festival
All roads led to the dome this weekend when huskies filled Gampel Pavilion to see performances from Khalid, PNB Rock, GrooveBoston and other artists at the University of Connecticut’s first ever UConnic music festival.
Huskies Raises Over $200,000 in 36-Hour UConn Gives Campaign
After 36 hours, the University of Connecticut raised over $200,000 through its first ever giving day, a campaign title UConn Gives.
UConn Looks to the Stars with Increased Interest in Astronomy
The field of astronomy is growing on the Storrs campus with new astronomy faculty, astronomy-related research programs and clubs and the launch of an astrophysics minor next year.
Former White Supremacist Advocates Compassion at UConn
Former white supremacist Christian Picciolini, now director, producer, author, speaker and global peace advocate, spoke on Feb. 27 at the University of Connecticut about his time as a neo-Nazi and how it changed his life.
UCONN Department of Animal Sciences Hosts Annual Horse Symposium
On Saturday, March 3, the Department of Animal Sciences hosted the annual Connecticut Horse Symposium in the Horsebarn Hill Arena.
Khalid, Tory Lanez and GrooveBoston to Headline for First Ever UConnic Music Festival
SUBOG announced that Khalid, Tory Lanez and GrooveBoston will be performing for its first ever UConnic Music Festival which will be held on April 12.
IBM Watson Representatives Talk Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, and Mobile at UConn Storrs
John J. Preli and Len Polhemus from IBM spoke to University of Connecticut (UConn) students and industry professionals about artificial intelligence (AI) computers such as IBM Watson.
Storm Damage Forces Closure of UConn Biotechnology Building
High winds and heavy rain damaged a ventilation stack weighing at least 500 lbs on top of the Agriculture Biotechnology Lab (ABL) at the University of Connecticut, resulting in a quick evacuation.