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The Trump administration said Tuesday it is officially 'winding down' the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, leaving undocumented students at the University of Connecticut with limited time under legal protection.

It seems as if terrorist attacks are happening more frequently than ever around the globe, and they have caused one Muslim-American student to continuously check the news, immediately hoping perpetrators are not of his religion.

Chants erupted from the crowd of several hundred students, faculty and local residents at the University of Connecticut united outside the Student Union building Wednesday afternoon to show solidarity with undocumented immigrants and refugees in light of President Donald Trump's recent executive order.

HARTFORD, Connecticut — More than 322,000 state households cannot pay their utility bills by a margin of nearly $400 million, according to a study released December 6 by Operation Fuel. The study showed that...

Mailrooms at the University of Connecticut will be fitted with new shelves over winter break in hopes of better handling packages and avoiding long delays like those seen at the start of the semester. A high...

By Mairead Loschi On Wednesday night, the University of Connecticut Undergraduate Student Government discussed the development of a new hotel to replace the Nathan Hale Inn. The Nathan Hale Inn is cur...

UConnPIRG, the largest student-run grassroots organization on campus tabled outside of the library to raise awareness about their Democracy Now campaign. PIRG is a network of non-profit public interest organiz...