Recent Grads

Congratulations — you’re now part of a powerful community of over 300,000 UConn alumni!

Stay connected with the university you love and access any support you may need as you begin this next chapter.

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UConn sign on a basketball court with flames shooting up from each letter.

One last sunset at Horsebarn Hill.
 
Before Commencement, #UConn26 gathered one final time to mark the end of one chapter and the beginning of another.

During their trip to Northern Italy, UConn alumni visited the Tower of San Martino della Battaglia in the province of Brescia Italy.

Interested in traveling with UConn alumni? Explore opportunities at foundation.uconn.edu/events/travel/.

4,876 UConn donors united to raise a record $7.1 million for our community-powered giving event, UConn Gives, on April 21–22.

95% of gifts were under $1,000. Read more about the highlights at foundation.uconn.edu.

Great news for Connecticut drivers: the UConn Huskies License Plate Program has been refreshed with four new designs—all available exclusively through the State of Connecticut.

When you choose a UConn plate, you not only show your Husky pride on the road, but you also make a donation that helps fund UConn alumni engagement programs that strengthen our community.

Explore the new designs and secure your plate at HuskiesPlate.com. Don't miss your chance to represent UConn every mile of the way.

Incredible meals, unforgettable views, and even better company.
Northern Italy is treating these Huskies well.

Ready to explore upcoming trips and travel with UConn alumni? Find more info at foundation.uconn.edu/events/travel/.

UConn Women’s Basketball heads to TD Garden on November 28 to face Duke, then to Barclays Center on December 5 to take on Maryland. Grab your tickets at the link in our story.

A Senior Send-Off like no other 💙

Congratulations in advance to the Class of 2026 for officially joining the UConn Alumni family.

Nicholas Morizio ’74 (BUS), a prominent commercial real estate broker in Connecticut and Western Massachusetts, has given $1 million to the UConn Real Estate program to establish new student scholarships.

It is the largest gift from an individual that the program has received in its 41-year history.