Louise “Weezie” LaBelle ’71 MA was the kind of high school teacher who would go out of her way to help students, providing support, guidance, and even, sometimes, food and clothes.
Sophomore Kaila Lujambio plans to attend an academic dental conference in Europe and take a service trip to provide dental care in an underserved country next year.
Marjorie “Jean” Romano ’77 MA wanted to both honor her late husband and support graduate students conducting summer research.
Louise “Weezie” LaBelle ’71 MA was the kind of high school teacher who would go out of her way to help students, providing support, guidance, and even, sometimes, food and clothes.
A health and advocacy organization dedicated to serving the unique medical needs of the LGBTQ community recently donated $5,000 in financial aid for LGBTQ students at the UConn School of Law.
COVID-19 cases may be falling, but the virus is still a very real concern for many parents sending their children back to school.
Growing up as a refugee in a small Texas town, the only Asian in her school, Khamla Vorasane says that she has dealt with Asian stereotypes her entire life.
Jim Stolzenbach ’76 (CLAS) is passionate about science and wants UConn students, particularly marginalized ones, to consider going into scientific fields. He also stands ready to help them.
Are you passionate about club sports? Did you play on a club team at UConn? Do you know someone on a team now? If so, get ready to show them some love April 19–20.
Sherry Brown-Marfuggi met her late husband, Joseph Marfuggi ’63 (CLAS), at a party hosted by mutual friends. They struck up a conversation and found they had a lot in common.
Elizabeth Stassen is acutely aware of the college costs facing her parents.
When he’s not hiking in the Santa Ynez Mountains, Ben Curtis ’06 (CLAS) is surfing the waves of Rincon, near his home in Santa Barbara, California.
