UConn students indulge in bug feast on campus
Over a hundred UConn students reserved their seats at Rome common ballroom on March 14 and put their taste buds to the test at UConn’s first-ever Bug Feast.
My Pride: A Glimpse Into What it Takes to Create an Animated Web-Series
On Friday, March 8, Madeleine Patton —a Canadian animator and writer since age 14— joined Ally Urban on WHUS 2 via Discord for an interview about her potential upcoming show, “My Pride”.
d’Archive Episode 23: In the Crosshairs – Proxy War and Photojournalism
Author, Photojournalist and Associate Professor Scott Wallace at UConn's School of Journalism, joins me for a conversation about his exhibition In the Crosshairs: Dispatches from Central America, 1983-1990, wh...
David Hogg talks gun violence, voting at UConn
Student activist David Hogg spoke at the University of Connecticut on March 4 as part of UConn’s spring 2019 Metanoia, the theme of which is Youth for Change.
Franchesca Ramsey Opens Women’s Herstory Month
On March 4, 2019, Franchesca Ramsey opened Women’s Herstory Month with a discussion on privilege and intersectionality. She began her lecture with a story called “Sometimes You’re a Caterpillar”, an extend...
UConn’s Horse Practicum Gives Students Chance to Learn Horse Riding
By Alethea Kavarnos
The Horse Practicum and facility nestled in the barns on Horsebarn Hill teach 250 students every semester to learn how to ride horses.
Starting around 50 years ago, the Horse Pra...
MTV’s Decoded Franchesca Ramsey Chats With Us on WHUS Airwaves
Women's Herstory Month began with a talk about intersectional activism, life on the internet and some laughs along the way.
On Monday, March 4th, actress and video blogger Franchesca Ramsey took the stage i...
UConn’s First-ever Food Fusion Feud Takes Over AsACC
By Jareliz Diaz
Students put their culinary skills to the test at Food Fusion Feud, MIXED's first cooking competition, hosted at the Asian American Cultural Center on February 11.
The goal of this cookin...
Panel Offers Future UConn Businesswomen Advice and Empowerment
A panel of female business representatives spoke at the University of Connecticut on Feb. 19 as part of an event titled “Women Empowering Women: Advocating for Yourself and Others.” The event was hosted by...
How the Long River Review Honors Unique Voices in Art and Literature
The Long River Review is UConn's student-run literary and art magazine. In this feature, we talk to the students that make the magazine possible.