UConn’s Tarris Reed Jr., a sax-playing economics major, is learning to be a Grizzly on the court
Tarris Reed Jr. joined the UConn men's basketball team after two seasons at Michigan, and he is evolving as a player with the ...
CT university buys former discount store property. Here’s what it plans for the once well-known site
Michael H. Ambrose, chair of the university Board of Governors, said the plan marks a “critical moment for the university to ...
University of New Haven to add cutting-edge research and development center
The University of New Haven is growing. The school recently bought a shopping center across the street from its West Haven campus. The plot includes 12 acres of ...
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College signings: Seven Seacoast student-athletes choose schools for 2025
In our first story, there were 27 student-athletes who committed to play beyond high school. In our second story, there are ...
'We'll figure it out': How Geno Auriemma expects UConn to manage the absence of Paige Bueckers
UConn women's basketball plays its first game without Paige Bueckers Wednesday against Xavier. Geno Auriemma wants his ...
No. 9 UConn men to match up with nation’s leading scorer at Villanova’s Finneran Pavilion Wednesday: What to know
The No. 9 UConn men will face one of their toughest defensive tests of the season when meeting Villanova and the nation’s ...
UConn women's basketball guard Paige Bueckers was injured Sunday. Here's what we know
Paige Bueckers left Sunday's UConn women's basketball game with what appeared to be knee and ankle injuries. Here's what we ...
Why is UConn men's basketball team playing at Villanova's on-campus Finneran Pavilion Wednesday?
UConn will play at Villanova's on-campus Finneran Pavilion, in front of fans, for first time in nearly 30 years on Wednesday.
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No. 11 UConn rallies in second half to take down Providence
Hassan Diarra scored a career-high 19 points and Solo Ball tossed in 16 to help No. 11 UConn overcome a 14-point second-half ...
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Voices from author
It’s said that entrepreneurship runs in the blood of Indians. From our grandmothers running their pickle businesses (wildly successful but tragically unmonetised) to our fathers inventing ways ...