Alumni

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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.

Access to UConn changed her life. Scholarships made access possible. Here’s why graduating senior Gabriella DiSalvo ’26 (CLAS) is speaking up and building community.

Seniors, this one’s for you.

Join us at Horsebarn Hill for Senior Sunset, a final chance to gather before graduation and step into your next chapter as UConn alumni. Come celebrate, take photos, and enjoy the view one last time together.

Friday, May 8th from 6–8 p.m.

Three Neag School of Education graduate programs have been ranked among the top 25 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, which released its 2026 Best Education Schools rankings recently.

In addition, the Neag School appears for the 11th straight year as one of the top 30 public graduate schools of education in the United States, tied at No. 26.

The American Psychological Foundation has announced the winner of its 2026 Gold Medalist for Impact in Psychology.

The winner is UConn School of Medicine’s Sarah Feldstein Ewing, Ph.D.

The UConn School of Business inducted five new alumni into the Hall of Fame on April 24th. All are giants in their fields, ranging from space travel to healthcare, professional basketball, and more.

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences honored six outstanding alumni at the 2026 CLAS Alumni Awards Ceremony on April 22, recognizing graduates whose careers reflect the reach and value of a UConn education.

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