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d’Archive Episode 43: Melville, Marginalia, and Olson’s Moby Dick (Part 1)

July 1, 2022

This episode features a conversation with archivist Melissa Watterworth Batt about poet Charles Olson (1910-1970) and his collection which documents an intensive study into Herman Melville's personal library a...

Bicycle Talk Episode 284

Ron Manizza

February 28, 2022

Announcements, Bicycle Talk, Entertainment, Health and Science, Podcasts, Public Affairs, Sports, Talk, Technology

Bicycle Talk Episode 284: February 28th, 2022: Ron’s Rant: So why am I ranting? This is the original site of the Wright Brothers Bicycle shop. And they want to tear it down? On a positive si...

UConn Mailroom faces delays, hectic activity

The News Desk

October 27, 2021

Featured, Local News, News

By Hector Condori UConn’s mailroom has been receiving a vast amount of package orders throughout September,resulting in delays lasting as long as five days. The rise in mailroom activity contributed...

Fowl play at UConn on April Fools’ Day

Ally Urban

April 1, 2021

Featured, Local News, News

The University of Connecticut’s feathered friends from the Poultry Farm hatched a plan to escape the complex early on Thursday morning. According to the College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Reso...

Library’s new staircase is ‘first step’ toward renovations

Celina Daigle

March 15, 2021

Featured, Local News, News

Homer Babbidge Library, sitting at the heart of the University of Connecticut Storrs Campus is due for renovations. Built in 1978, the brick building has slowly expanded its seating capacity as the campus ...

USG holds fall 2020 special elections

The News Desk

October 1, 2020

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The Undergraduate Student Government at the University of Connecticut is holding elections from noon on September 29, 2020 to noon on October 1, 2020.

UConn and Mansfield’s off-campus housing dilemma persists

The News Desk

February 24, 2020

Local News, News

By Sophia Scorziello While Mansfield works to meet Connecticut’s affordable housing minimum and expand multi-family housing in town, the University of Connecticut strives to maintain its number of under...

d’Archive Episode 31: Greenhouse Studios and Husky ReView

Graham Stinnett

October 23, 2019

d'Archive, Featured, Podcasts, Talk

This episode of d'Archive highlights a digital humanities project developed at Greenhouse Studios as part of the UConn Humanities Institute's Humility, Conviction and Public Life Project. I am joined by fello...

March to End Victim Blaming supports survivors of assault

The News Desk

October 16, 2019

Featured, Local News, News

By Olivia Hickey This was one of the chants that filled the University of Connecticut’s Storrs Campus during the ninth annual March to End Victim Blaming.The event was Hosted by Revolution Against Rape ...