The two-hour premiere of “Survivor 51” aired on CBS on Wednesday, Sept. 23. This season features an assortment of 21 castaways, marooned on the islands of Fiji, who must push ...
To initiate the new season, Student Activities hosted an event called the Autumn Kickoff on Wednesday, Sept. 23, at the Student Union.
Head coach Jason Candle will lead UConn football against Miami in Oxford, Ohio –– just under five hours from where he grew up. UConn is coming off a dominant 48-20 performance against Southern ...
Along with the death of literacy, romance is going with it; this is something I’ve noticed as a seventh-semester English major in the School of Education.
The William Benton Museum of Art, located at the University of Connecticut, will host a birthday party on Sunday, Sept. 27, from 2 to 4 p.m.. The event will be in honor of the museum’s 60th ...
I like to write things down. I guess it’s part of my job. In fact, I like to write so many things down that I have a stack of six steno pads on my desk chronicling every single point the UConn ...
The 2024 Chicago White Sox are widely regarded as one of the worst teams to ever step foot on a professional sports field. Their 41-121 record set the modern record for most losses in a year, a ...
A new documentary that explores the under-explored domestic life of African poet Phillis Wheatley Peters, commonly referred to as Phillis Wheatley, was screened at the Konover Auditorium, located ...
Of the many emerging stars defining the mainstream appeal of indie folk, few are as recognizable as Lizzy McAlpine. Her style, evident in her 2022 hit “ceilings,” cleverly interweaves ...
Surrounded by tall banners displaying images of smiling employees operating heavy machinery and brightly colored corporate logos, hundreds of UConn students broke out their suit jackets and ties ...
At the MLB trade deadline, the Detroit Tigers agreed to trade two-time Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The reaction from many baseball fans reinforced the view that ...
With the University of Connecticut’s STEM career fair taking place this week, the conversation around the moral and ethical implications of a career in engineering is becoming ever more relevant.