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UConn football heading back to Fenway Park for bowl game

The University of Connecticut football team has Wasabi on its holiday menu again. The 9-3 Huskies will face the 6-4 Army Black Knights in the fourth annual Wasabi Fenway Bowl on Saturday, Dec. 27.

UConn hires Toledo football coach to succeed Mora

UConn has hired University of Toledo head coach Jason Candle to become the 33rd head coach to lead the Huskies, UConn athletic director David Benedict announced Saturday.

UConn athletics negotiating contract with sports retail firm Rally House

The University of Connecticut athletics department is negotiating a contract with Rally House, a Kansas-based sports retailer and marketing firm.

Czech tech firm acquires UConn startup, plans laser research hub at Tech Park

Tescan Group, an international electron microscopy firm based in the Czech Republic, has acquired UConn startup.
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🔒UConn trustees to consider nearly $100M for Gampel renovation; $5M for boathouse in Coventry

The University of Connecticut Board of Trustees will vote Wednesday on a $99.4 million budget for a...

🔒UConn to vote on eliminating three additional academic programs

The UConn Board of Trustees is scheduled to consider closing three more academic programs as part of an ongoing review of low-enrollment offerings.

🔒Deal that lured Mora to Colorado State not much different from his UConn contract

For UConn football coach Jim Mora, who grew up out West and has a home in Idaho, the jump to Colorado State University appears to not have been about the money.

UConn AD: Football coach Mora accepts job at Colorado State

Just over a year after nearly losing its highly successful men’s basketball coach to the pros, the University of Connecticut will instead lose its highly successful football coach.
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🔒Lamont announces $121M state investment to advance CT’s quantum technology sector

Gov. Ned Lamont on Thursday pledged a $121 million state investment to expand Connecticut’s quantum technology research, workforce training and commercial development efforts.

🔒CT experts see cautious, uneven progress as companies confront AI’s growing pains

Despite tech layoffs blamed on AI productivity gains, most companies struggle to implement the technology: 95% of corporate AI projects fail, and only 36% of Connecticut businesses have adopted it.
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