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Laura and Ryan talk before the Ironman Los Cabos in November 2017. It was later during this race that Laura did not feel well, which started her journey back to UConn and the KSI. (Photo courtesy of Ryan and Laura Marcoux)

Love, Sweat, and Engineering II

A UConn love story. Read more.

Alijona Savchenko and Bruno Massot of Germany during the Figure Skating Pairs Skating Short Program on day five of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games at Gangneung Ice Arena on February 14, 2018 in Gangneung, South Korea. (Photo by Jean Catuffe/Getty Images)

Wearable Technologies Help Olympians Achieve Top Performance

Wearables, biometrics, and apps analyzing data are becoming much more common for athletes at all levels, giving indications of what’s going on inside an athlete’s body, says a UConn professor. Read more.

The Stamford Campus. (Ryan Glista/UConn Photo)

Stamford’s New Computer Science Track Responds to Demand

The new 'start-to-finish' major is designed to serve the growing student body, the local population, and the business community. Read more.

Floodplain forest. (Photo courtesy of Robert Bagchi)

Hunting is Changing Forests, But Not as Expected

The impact of hunting on rainforest ecosystems is less dire and more complex than previously expected, says a new study led by a UConn biologist. Read more.

Schools and Colleges

BUS Financial Times: UConn MBA No. 2 in Value for Money

MED Eating for a Healthy Heart

DENT 100 Percent Dental Residency Match for Class of 2018

OVPR School of Social Work Research Team Studies Refugee Resettlement

UConn in the News

San Francisco Chronicle

What the flu does to your body, and why it makes you feel so awful

The Dr. Oz Show

Should Kratom be Banned?

Bloomberg

Exxon Sues Its Antagonists in a Fierce Climate-Change Lawsuit

Vox

8 legal experts on what due process is in law, culture, and the context of #MeToo

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