Learn about the Holster Scholars Program for first-year Honors students.

While free speech is essential to democracy, the rise of AI and New Media raises critical questions about the spread of false information. We will grapple with the moral responsibilities of institutions, the ethics of belief, and the future of accountability.

Check-out this interactive workshop on finding a research mentor as an undergraduate to jumpstart your research journey.

Career Tuesdays IN PERSON at the School of Business . Come meet top employers who are hiring in a casual setting. 

At CISS Coffee Hour the UConn community can learn about different cultural perspectives through presentations and snack. This is a chance to make friends. All are welcome! Hosted by the Center for International Student and Scholars. The coffee hour theme is the Dominican Republic. A student from the DR will be providing a cultural presentation about his country.

Are you an undergraduate student with an idea for a research or creative project? Do you want to learn more about the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) funding programs?

Join us as we share information about our funding programs and general tips to help you apply for the opportunities.

Business Honors students will discuss their experiences with being part of the Honors Program and how it has positively impacted their time at UConn. Associate Dean Nora Madjar will also speak to the positive outcomes that come from being involved in the Honors Program as Business students.

Major Exploration Week is a week-long series of events, workshops, and presentations intended to give students the opportunity to explore majors in a holistic and interactive manner. It is hosted by TME/ACES in collaboration with University departments such as the Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills and many academic departments across campus. 

Dr. Micki McElya discusses her new book, Liberation Summer.

Join us to hear from a panel of alumni about how they started their UConn experience in ACES, chose a major, and pursued a career after graduation. They’ll talk about the strategies they used to explore different major and career options, how they made decisions along the way, and what (if anything) they may have done differently.