Oozeball 2019 Highlights
By Kara Murray
Oozeball, UConn's famous mud volleyball tournament, celebrated its 36th anniversary on April 27 as part of Spring Weekend. Over 300 teams played this year on the courts behind the North Campu...
d’Archive Episode 26: 1974 Black Student Sit In @ Wilbur Cross Library
This episode features an overview of collection materials in the archives documenting the Black Student sit in of April 22, 1974 in the Wilbur Cross Library at UConn. This direct action came as a student resp...
HHE #79: A Quiet Farewell, Pivot Gang, and YG Is Back?
Hip Hop Enthusiast #79: Album reviews for "A Quiet Farewell Twenty Sixteen to Twenty Eighteen" by Slauson Malone and "You Can't Sit With Us" by Pivot Gang, Tyler the Creator and Danny Brown tease new albums, a...
Husky Nation News: Episode 30
This podcast is a digital archive of the WHUS News Team broadcast which airs on 91.7 FM once a week.
This episode aired on May 3, 2019.
For the news, we covered the lack of mental health assistance on ca...
An Academic Year in Sound
Listen as we rewind the record and relive the Fall 2018 - Spring 2019 academic year through sound.
OPINION | Done right, vegan food is the best food
I wanna start with a quick disclaimer: this article is not about converting you meat eaters out there to a 100% plant-based diet.
Fresh Check Day brings many furry faces to UConn
Spring Weekend's food trucks and frightful weather were accompanied by some furry and friendly faces at the Storrs campus on Saturday during Fresh Check Day.
Take Back the Night empowers victim-survivors of sexual violence
On April 17, 2019, at about 7 p.m., roughly 70 students gathered in the Student Union Ballroom for an evening of empowerment and healing. Described as such by the Women’s Center, Take Back the Night is an annual event for victim-survivors of sexual violence, created in collaboration between the Violence Against Women Prevention Program (VAWPP) and the Women’s Center.
Relive SUBOG’s UConnic at Storrs through the camera lens
UConn's second ever UConnic Music Festival featured acts from GrooveBoston, Hvn and Headliner Lil Baby.
TPUSA Campus Clash Tour steers clear of violence at UConn Storrs
By Kate Ariano
History did not repeat itself here at the University of Connecticut on Tuesday, April 9 when conservative speakers from Turning Point USA came to campus for violence was completely avoide...