'Our contradictions are built into our political DNA,' says UConn historian Richard D. Brown. Read more.

UConn chemists’ novel device quickly detects carcinogenic chemicals and DNA damage from e-cigarette vapor. Read more.

UConn researchers report genetic clues that point to those individuals likely to be most vulnerable to post-treatment pain. Read more.

With students increasingly ordering textbooks online or in digital format, the floor space can be used for public gatherings and other student needs, such as school supplies and residence hall accessories. Read more.

The current work is the first phase of a five-year renovation that adapts to the evolution in academic libraries driven by the surge in digitized information and the changing way campus communities use library facilities. Read more.

Despite the havoc caused by thousands of gypsy moths in New England this year, UConn experts offer two signs of hope: many of the affected trees will grow new leaves, and a fungus has recently begun to kill the moths. Read more.