Words Aloud 09
“We’re not in love,” even though Kara Murray will recite poetry that leads you to believe you might be. Her words bring a story to life, and her poetry might make you laugh, cry, and sigh all in the space of a...
UConn Non-Profit Medical Clinic Pop Up Expected in March 2024
UConn students are preparing to volunteer and provide free medical, dental, and vision care to approximately 300 people on March 2 and 3.
The Medical Clinic Club is partnering with Remote Area Medical...
Clubs Gather for UConn Involvement Fair 2024
Last Wednesday, Feb. 7, UConn held the Involvement Fair in the Gampel Pavilion where students could access hundreds of clubs that are on Storrs campus. UConn is home to over 700 clubs. The Involvement Fair ran...
SELLOUT: Battle of the Bands Reaches Capacity
WHUS Radio's annual Battle of the Bands event reached capacity early in the night on Saturday, February 3rd, 2024. Bands Basement Camp, Dying Under The Influence, The Jawns, Overloaded, Ruby Leftstep, and ...
Ruby Leftstep’s journey at UConn’s Battle of the Bands
“If we had it your way, had the house to yourself,” Dylan Hrinda sang. A glance toward Adam McDonald and both start smiling, leading to laughter. Everyone stops playing briefly, all smiling toward one another,...
Uconn students are adjusting to spring 2024 semester
Students at the University of Connecticut are one month into the Spring 2024 semester.
After spending the winter holidays at home with their families, students are now back on campus attending classes, club...
Everything to know about WHUS Battle of The Bands
WHUS Radio is holding its annual Battle of The Bands this Saturday, Feb. 3 at the Student Union Ballroom at 6:30 p.m.
The event is a tradition that WHUS, the University of Connecticut's student-run ra...
2024 election watch: Trump scores early victories in Iowa and New Hampshire
Primary season for the 2024 presidential election is underway, as Iowa and New Hampshire held the first contests in the nation on Jan. 15 and Jan. 23, respectively.
The results of the contests so far ...
d’Archive Episode 51: Organizing for Change, 1974 Black Student Sit In @ Wilbur Cross Library
This episode features an interview with alumni Rodney Bass (BA '75/MA '76) who was active in organizing Black students through the Organization of African American Students (OAAS) during his time at the Univer...
UConn students are growing weed on university grounds, and the federal government is funding it.
UConn Plant Science Professors Gerald Berkowitz and Matthew DeBacco made history in 2019 when they introduced a cannabis horticulture course at UConn. They continued their legacy this semester by formalizing a...