Alumni

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Volunteers at the 2023 Oozeball event
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Yvonna Maxie ’27 (SFA), a UConn Digital Media & Design student, spent a month traveling solo around Europe.

Now, she’s creating an interactive magazine to inspire other Black women to study abroad.

UConn student Harri Srivastava ’27 (CLAS) spent the summer before her senior year helping preserve Stamford’s queer history through interviews with the people who lived it.

In the last year, UConn student Justin Fargo ‘28 has created a new cybersecurity and compliance firm to help small- and medium-sized companies meet the requirements needed to become U.S. government contractors.

On Thursday, September 24, UConn's Washington, D.C. Alumni Network gathered for a Huskies in Your City rooftop social.

UConn Ignite is almost here! From Oct. 2–23, student groups will come together to raise support for the experiences that bring campus life to life — from service and competition to performances, conferences, leadership opportunities, and more. Get ready to show your Husky pride.

Now dedicated as a welcoming space for peace, tolerance, and mindfulness, the Marian Urman Peace Garden reflects the vision of Dr. Lewis Cohen ’66 (CLAS) and Dr. Jeffrey Urman ’67 (PHARM), ’77 (MED-RES), childhood friends, UConn classmates, and medical colleagues. Created in collaboration Read morewith campus and student leaders, it invites all visitors to pause, reflect, and find a moment of rest.

“Even setbacks can move a project forward.”

Through SURF, Maya Kelly ‘27 (CLAS) spent the summer digging deeper into research on RNA modifications and cocaine use disorder.

Show your Husky Pride on the road. 🚙💙

Get a UConn license plate and help fund alumni engagement programs that keep Huskies connected. Explore designs at HuskiesPlate.com.

From Oct. 2–23, student organizations across UConn will compete in Ignite, a student-run fundraising competition that supports the programming and activities that enrich campus life and transform students’ lives.

Mark your calendar for Ignite Day on Oct. 14, when your support can go Read moreeven further. Whether you’re fundraising for a student organization or giving to a group you care about, you can help students build community, pursue their passions, and make the most of their UConn experience.

Follow along and get ready to support your favorite student organizations during Ignite. More info at the link in bio.

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