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UConn Student Opens First-Ever Crêpes Restaurant in Storrs Center

October 19, 2017

The University of Connecticut's Storrs Center has been home to more than 50 different cafés, restaurants, and stores since it opened in September 2013. However, the center has never had a crêpe-only restaurant. Until now.

UConn at Night

WHUS Staff

October 12, 2017

Featured

UConn at Night A photo essay by Courtney Gavitt...

Students, Faculty Raise Funds for Puerto Rico

Darden Livesay

October 10, 2017

Announcements, Featured, Headlines

Students at the University of Connecticut have organized fundraising efforts to help Puerto Rico recover from Hurricane Maria.

UConn Hosts Vigil for Shooting in Las Vegas, Discusses Gun Violence

Darden Livesay

October 5, 2017

Featured, Local News, News

Members of the Storrs-Mansfield community came to Fairfield Way Thursday night to share thoughts and lament Sunday's mass shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada that killed 59 people and wounded 489.

UConn Offers Farsi Language Course for the First Time Ever

The News Desk

October 5, 2017

Featured, Headlines, Local News, News

The University of Connecticut in Storrs is offering a Farsi language beginner course this fall semester for the first time in its history.

Former U.S. Senators Visit UConn, Discuss Modern Political Affairs

The News Desk

October 4, 2017

Featured, Headlines, Local News, News

About 500 people of all ages filled the Student Union Theater at the University of Connecticut Wednesday night to gain insight about partisanship in Washington D.C.

d’Archive Episode 5: Alternative Archiving with Richard Akeroyd

Graham Stinnett

September 28, 2017

d'Archive, Featured, Talk

This episode of d'Archive features former UConn Archives & Special Collections Archivist and Former Connecticut State Librarian Richard Akeroyd in conversation about the formation of the Alternative Press C...

Suicide Prevention Week Encourages Human Connection with Keynote Speaker

The News Desk

September 27, 2017

Featured, Local News, News

Suicide Prevention Week Keynote Speaker Jamie Tworkowski says human connection and interaction is important in preventing suicide when at the University of Connecticut's Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday night.

d’Archive Episode 4: Abbie Hoffman, UConn and the War in Vietnam

Graham Stinnett

September 25, 2017

d'Archive, Featured, Podcasts, Talk

Sampling some of the audio collections from the turbulent days of the late 1960s at the University of Connecticut. The American invasion of Vietnam and campus recruitment by petro-chemical companies match...

Suicide Prevention Week Begins with UConn Forest Bathing

The News Desk

September 24, 2017

Featured, Local News

The University of Connecticut Counseling and Mental Health Services began Suicide Prevention Week with its first ever Forest Bathing event partnered with the Asian American Cultural Center this past Sunday afternoon.