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Radio Naturopath Episode 422: Your Thanksgiving Companion: The Foods are Good For You!

November 23, 2023

Featured, Health and Science, Podcasts, Public Affairs, Radio Naturopath, Talk

This week, I talked about Thanksgiving stuff. This episode is intended to be a companion to shopping, traveling, cooking, and otherwise preparing for Thanksgiving 2023. I talked about the tradition of the Turk...

Battle of Bands Auditions Extended to December 11th

WHUS Staff

November 23, 2023

Announcements, Battle of the Bands, Events, Featured, Music, Music Announcements

The WHUS Team has decided to extend the Battle of the Bands auditions to December 11th, 2023, to allow more bands time to send in applications for the musical event. Battle of the Bands, which is on February 3...

Mansfield Holds 2023 Municipal Elections

Gillian Brown

November 16, 2023

Featured, Headlines, Local News, News

On Tuesday, Nov. 7, Mansfield held its municipal elections for 2023, which appointed positions in various offices such as Town Council, Board of Education and the town’s Planning and Zoning Commission. The...

UConn Students Can Expect Increases in Tuition, Dining and Housing for the 2024-25 Academic Year

Gillian Brown

November 16, 2023

Featured, Headlines, Local News, News

In a recent town hall forum hosted on Monday, Oct. 31, UConn administrators announced changes to the cost of tuition, as well as housing and dining fees, that will take effect for the 2024-25 academic year.&nb...

I hate my birthday podcast: September 3rd

WHUS Staff

November 5, 2023

Entertainment, Featured, I Hate My Birthday, Podcasts, Talk

Birthdays have not been hitting the same recently. I turned 20 on September 3rd, and even though I was technically an adult at 18, this birthday felt different. ...

Hartford Organization Focuses on Empowering Black Women Through Horse Therapy

Jonathan Kopeliovich

November 2, 2023

Featured, Headlines, Local News, News, Uncategorized

Patricia Kelly was just nine years old when her family moved to Hartford in 1955. The move was a tough one for Kelly, who was subjected to racist taunts from the neighborhood children. All that changed wh...

Student Health and Wellness Opens its Doors for Annual Flu Vaccine Drive

Gillian Brown

November 1, 2023

Featured, Headlines, Local News, News, Uncategorized

As New England fall weather finally begins to set in at UConn, students should begin preparing for the inevitable and fast-approaching flu season. This year, UConn’s Student Health and Wellness Department will...

Mischief After Dark ’23: Looking Back

WHUS Staff

October 31, 2023

Concerts, Events, Featured, Photo Gallery

On October 21st, WHUS had its annual Mischief After Dark concert, celebrating the spooky season with good music and fun costumes. We had the honor to jam out with Dreamer Isioma with CT band, Stattic as the op...

Counterfeit Pills With Lethal Amounts of Fentanyl Flooding Connecticut

Jonathan Kopeliovich

October 30, 2023

Featured, Headlines, Local News, News

Cameron was prescribed oxycodone for a football injury when he was just 14. Cameron, whose last name is being withheld, became addicted, but by age 26, he was supported by a team of therapists in battling that...

Spring Valley Student Farm Brings Fresh Market to Fairfield Way

Gillian Brown

October 25, 2023

Featured, Local News, News

The University of Connecticut's own Spring Valley Student Farm hosted its first Farm Fresh Market event on Aug. 31, bringing organically grown produce, floral arrangements, baked goods, and Spring Valley merch...