Strong Scores 39 as UConn Beats Iowa 91-79
UConn's Sarah Strong broke her own single-game scoring record in a 91-79 win over No. 10 Iowa.
Storrs News
For Storrs, home to the University of Connecticut, coverage here follows town government, Tolland County, local school districts, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the community and surrounding areas.
Sports
UConn Faces Wagner in Monday Night Matchup
The Huskies host the Seahawks at Gampel Pavilion on Monday at 7 p.m., the program's first game in its renovated arena.
Lifestyle
Live Poll
Should public universities spend more money to expand access to honors programs?
UConn Establishes Honors College
The University of Connecticut's Board of Trustees voted to create a stand-alone Honors College that builds on the existing Honors Program.
Business
Live Poll
Do you think finding affordable off-campus housing in your area is getting easier?
UConn Hosts Fall Off-Campus Housing Fair
Property managers and real estate agents met students at the Student Union Ballroom to present off-campus housing options.
Entertainment
Live Poll
Do you believe human-made crafts like stop-motion animation will see a renaissance in your area?
UConn Alum Shares Insights on Stop-Motion Film Creation
Maggie Flanagan discussed her experience at Laika Studios during a presentation at the Ballard Institute.
Science
UConn Students Presented Independent Research
Seven students shared findings from summer research projects at the annual Holster Scholars Program Symposium.
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