WHUS Recap: Snail Mail
Writing and Photos by: Gabriele Esposito-Wilcock
Just days before the release of their debut album Pristine and the night before a sold-out headlining show in Brooklyn, Snail Mail opened up for Belle and Seb...
WHUS Recap: Manchester Orchestra, Vundabar, & Kevin Devine
Writing and Photos by: Gabriele Esposito-Wilcock
On a hot summer night, a rowdy crowd rolled out to the legendary Toad’s Place in New Haven, Connecticut for some great rock music. Toad’s filled up pretty quick...
WHUS Recap: Dream Wife, & Sunflower Bean
By: Gabriele Esposito-Wilcock
It is not often that I get to see shows with bands that have such strong female presence. The other night I got to see Sunflower Bean and Dream Wife to amazing bands with their ow...
WHUS RECAP: Nothing,Nowhere
By Gabriele-Esposito Wilcock
Rarely do I go to shows that remind me of what it felt like when I first started listening to emo and going to shows. The nothing,nowhere with support from Shinigami, Lil Lotus, ...
WHUS RECAP: Mandala
By Gabriele Esposito-Wilcock
Mandala is a local Connecticut band. They label themselves as: “sad music you can dance to” and it’s true. They are a fun alternative rock band with some sad lyrics. Every member...
UConn and the Evolution of Women’s Basketball
By: Steven Tucker
Yesterday, the UConn Women’s Basketball team touched down in Dallas, TX to compete in the program’s 10th consecutive Final Four, and 18th in program history. With 111 consecutive victories,...
Artist Interview: Yoss
Interview By: Carlos Gardeazabal
Photos By: Ernesto René Rodríguez
José Miguel Sánchez Gómez, better known as Yoss, visited UConn to present the English editions of his novels Se alquila un planeta (transla...
Cold Weather, Warm Memories on UConn’s Senior Day
By: Steven Tucker
This season wasn’t what anyone expected. Coaches, players, and fans alike expected more this season. A lot more.
If you had told me on August 31 that this UConn Football team would finis...
Concert Review: Andrew Bird
By: Michaella Crane
The background is set up simply- stacked speakers shorten the stage that’s engulfed in smoke. I’m standing in the corner of the front row. A piece of tape obviously indicates where I am n...