MURI: Universal Security Theory for Evaluation and Design of Nano-scale Devices and for Development of Innovative Security Primitives

After previous stops in Hartford, Providence, Heidelberg, Mexico City, and Toronto, the exhibition, “Picturing the Pandemic: Images from the Pandemic Journaling Project,” finally arrives in Storrs, where it will be on display in the entryway of UConn’s Babbidge Library from March 5-20. Learn more at picturingthepandemic.org.

The exhibit is curated by Sarah Willen (Anthropology), Alexis Boylan (Art + Art History Department and Africana Studies Institute), and the Pandemic Journaling Project team (https://pandemic-journaling-project.chip.uconn.edu/.

Calling all UConn School of Business alumni!

Connect back with UConn and help us take care of Business (business students that is!). Join us in celebrating our collective Husky pride with “A Husky Hello”. As we prepare to bid farewell to our graduating seniors, we invite you to impart your cherished memories, post-grad insights, and valuable wisdom through personalized postcards. Help welcome the 2025 graduating class to the School of Business alumni community!

How does it work?

1. Register for A Husky Hello program
   • Choose the number of postcards you’d like to send: 5, 10, or 12
   • Select any matching preferences: major, minor, or no preference
2. Complete the mandatory Volunteer Confidentiality Agreement and return back 
3. Check your mailbox for a package that will include pre-addressed and stamped postcards complete with students’ names, majors, and a sample script (customization strongly encouraged!)
4. Send the postcards directly from your mailbox/post office as soon as possible to make the greatest impact before commencement
   
   

More info here: https://alumni.business.uconn.edu/a-husky-hello/ 

Paintings by UConn Health employee Maggie Prado and a series of mixed media artwork by David C. Jackson at Celeste LeWitt Gallery.