An open house about an interactive educational exhibit, produced in collaboration between E.O. Smith High School and the Neag School, is featured.

Morgaen Donaldson and Eric Loken led a study on the impact of switching to test optional admissions at UConn.

James Kaufman is interviewed about creativity and a book he co-authored.

Neag School alumna awardee Madeline Negrón is featured.

Mary Beth Bruder, a professor in the Neag School and director of UConn’s Center for Excellence in Development Disabilities, is featured.

A team of high school students is working with UConn to tell environmental stories and find solutions for their community; the Neag School is referenced as a partner with the program.

Frank Tuit, UConn’s chief diversity officer and a Neag School faculty member, is interviewed about DEI efforts at universities.

Michael Coyne and Rachael Gabriel are interviewed about reading instruction in Connecticut.

Eric Loken is interviewed about Yale’s decision to re-require standardized test scores for admissions.

James Kaufman is interviewed about creativity and a book he co-authored.