You are invited to a panel and Q&A discussion on how to create a major in Neuroscience at UConn. Current individualized majors in Neuroscience will discuss their interdisciplinary plans of study as well as their long-term academic and career goals.

Our archive holds a wealth of fascinating correspondence, scrapbooks, diaries, and other materials that offer unique perspectives into the interior lives of some of the most influential people of the 19th century.

Stop the Bleed (STB) classes teach participants how to quickly and effectively control severe bleeding in emergencies. The purpose of these classes is to prepare bystanders to act before professional help arrives by learning life-saving skills such as applying direct pressure, packing wounds, and using tourniquets to prevent fatal blood loss.

The 2026 NRHC (Northeast Regional Honors Council) Conference will be coming to New Haven in 2026!

We are hosting three academic programs that can be attended individually concerning history, memory, and the Holocaust. Learn about the history of the Holocaust, its legacy and cultural production through two interviews/conversations that are multimedia plus a lecture with musical performance.

The Holocaust severed the timeline of Jewish history, creating a “before” and an “after.” This rupture critically shaped Yiddish culture in the mid-twentieth century United States. 

Jennifer Klau, Executive Director of the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford, will share an exciting new research project that illuminates the experiences of the Jewish immigrants that once made the North End of Hartford their home.

The 2026 NRHC (Northeast Regional Honors Council) Conference will be coming to New Haven in 2026!

Views of Ocean Dynamics

Panel discussion hosted by the UConn Women’s Leadership Forum. To attend, please complete this RSVP form by Monday, March 23rd. Space is limited.