ALT Giant U C O N N letters lit up in rainbow colors

ALT UConn MBB team hoisting the ncaa trophy while confetti falls around them

ALT Geno holding up the NCAA trophy

ALT Students in graduation regalia pose in a selfie with Ray Allen

ALT UConn Women's Basketball players celebrating

ALT UConn Women's Basketball players celebrating

ALT UConn Women's Basketball players celebrating

ALT MBB bench celebrating

ALT Hawkins with his hands up acknowledging the crowd

ALT UConn MBB bench celebrating

ALT Jonathan XIV underwent a medical procedure today and is resting comfortably. Although he?ll be out of the public eye while recuperating, his Alpha Phi Omega handlers and host family are showering him with lots of cuddles and extra affection on behalf of everyone in UConn Nation. It?s not unusual for any 9-year-old dog to occasionally need specialized treatment beyond regular checkups, and we?re grateful to Fenton River Veterinary Hospital for the skilled care its team has provided to Jonathan since he was introduced as UConn?s 14th mascot in early 2014. Like his beloved predecessor Jonathan XIII, we envision a day in the future when Jonathan XIV will take on the role of UConn mascot emeritus, elder statesdog, and mentor to his eventual successor. But while he?ll need some quiet time to rest after today?s procedure, we know he?ll be excited to return to his regular mascot duties ? and spending time with his girlfriend, K9 Tildy ? as soon as he?s back on his feet (that is, his paws).

ALT Sunrise at Horsebarn Hill

ALT UConn MBB Team posing with the NCAA trophy and uconn national champs flag

ALT Jonathan XV poses in front of the UConn gateway sign

ALT Jonathan XV poses in front of the Wilbur Cross building

ALT Jonathan XV poses with the Jonathan the Husky statue

ALT Jonathan VX walks across the paw prints in the crosswalk across from Gampel Pavilion

ALT A baby Jonathan XIV pokes his head through a fence

ALT A full grown Jonathan XIV poses in front of Jacobson Barn