UConn club DesignedBlack offers space for Black creatives
DesignedBlack was a club started by Solange Wright in response to a perceived lack of diversity in the University of Connecticut School of Fine Arts.
Bicycle Talk Episode 281
Bicycle Talk Episode 281: February 7th, 2022: Ron’s Rant: Women’s College Basketball, I know it’s not bikes but Tennessee ladies please? Egan Bernal and TT bikes. On a positive side: The war on car...
10 Takeaways from UConn’s spring 2022 planning town halls
Last week, the University of Connecticut held two Town Halls to address lingering questions around how COVID-19 will impact the spring semester.
Bicycle Talk Episode 278
Bicycle Talk Episode 278: January 17th, 2022: Ron’s Rant. Mechanics Ask Walmart, Major Bike Manufacturers to Stop Making and Selling ‘Built-to-Fail’ Bikes. Stop buying junk! On a positive side: A bump in...
Bicycle Talk Episode 277
Bicycle Talk Episode 277: January 10th, 2022: Ron’s Rant. The motorized vehicles are not looking for you. The Importance of Being Predictable On a positive side: A bump in the road update: Mo...
Bicycle Talk Episode 276
Bicycle Talk Episode 276: January 3rd 2022: Ron’s Rant. Vision Zero lost its way in 2021. Can Eric Adams get it back? Ron rants on the former NYC Mayors history and is hoping for better from Mayor Adams....
Bicycle Talk Episode 275
Bicycle Talk Episode 275: December 27th, 2021: Ron’s Rant. The Windshield Perspective. Make City Cops Bike Their Precincts
An annual requirement to ride in the bike lanes would go a long w...
Bicycle Talk Episode 274
Bicycle Talk Episode 274: December 20th, 2021: Ron’s Rant. The Myth of the Demon Biker. Why is it that bicycle pedestrian accidents get more media attention than motorized vehicle / pedestrian acci...
Bicycle Talk Episode 273
Bicycle Talk Episode 273: December 6th, 2021: Ron’s Rant. So, what if you are the person driving the car that kills the pedestrian or cyclist? Ron shares a link to “Audacious” episode on Connecticu...
What’s that voice on the bus?
“CAUTION: BUS IS TURNING,” screams a mysterious female voice into the night sky. While these words are well known to UConn inhabitants, the origins are a little more technical.