COVID-19 – Page 10

Student Union water testing alerts labs of COVID-19 presence

November 2, 2020

Audio attribution at bottom By Jonathan Kopeliovich On October 13, COVID-19 sampling testers saw an increase in COVID-19 bacteria in the wastewater at the University of Connecticut’s Student Union. Alarm...

Radio Naturopath Episode 278: Happy Halloween! COVID-19 Uptick in CT; Is It Allergies Or Is It COVID-19?

RadioNaturopath

November 2, 2020

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

I talked a little about having a safer Halloween. I reminded people that sadly, there is an uptick in COVID-19 cases all over the country, even in Connecticut, although it's not as severe here as in the Midwes...

Chad Browne-Springer to perform live stream for ‘Mischief After Dark’

WHUS Staff

October 23, 2020

Announcements, Events, Featured

New Haven based audiovisual artist Chad Browne-Springer will be performing a live streamed concert on the WHUS YouTube for Mischief After Dark on October 24, 2020 at 8:00 p.m. They have released a multitude of...

WHUS hosts free, live concert at UConn

The News Desk

October 14, 2020

Featured, Music, News, Photo Gallery

Last Thursday night, WHUS Radio held a free, live concert exclusively for University of Connecticut students on Sherman Field featuring three local bands. Mandala, Zebvlon and Two Headed Girl all put on a s...

The Klein’s socially distanced concert series for a cause

Rita Plante

October 12, 2020

Concert Reviews, Featured, Music

Innovation has been the name of the game when it comes to live music in the pandemic. First came postponed albums and tour cancellations, then came live streams and virtual concerts and today we see outdoor gr...

Radio Naturopath Episode 274: COVID-19 and Aerosol Spread; Swimming and Health, Uterine Fibroids, Gray Hair

RadioNaturopath

October 9, 2020

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

This week, I talked about contested evidence that COVID-19 is spread in great part by aerosols, in addition to droplets. It's not spread as easily by fomites, by touching objects and transmitting to your face....

UConn implements saliva testing program

Jonathan Kopeliovich

October 8, 2020

Featured, Local News, News

Audio attribution at bottom By Jonathan Kopeliovich In early September, UConn decided to implement an alternative method to surveillance testing in their quest for keeping our campus safe and open. En...

In-person study abroad programs cancelled for spring 2021

Celina Daigle

October 7, 2020

Featured, Local News, News

By Celina Daigle Less than one month into the start of the fall 2020 semester, the University of Connecticut’s Education Abroad office has cancelled all of their in-person spring 2021 programs. Matthew ...

A refreshing new approach to improving mental health

Caroline LeCour

October 7, 2020

Featured, Local News, News

By Caroline LeCour Two students at The University of Connecticut are aiming to uplift others with their new website focused on spreading support for mental health. Jamison Cote, a fifth-semester dig...

Radio Naturopath Episode 273: COVID-19 and Variolation, Iodine and COVID-19, High Fiber Foods for Health

RadioNaturopath

September 23, 2020

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

There have been more developments in COVID-19. This week, I talked about the concept of variolation. This is taking from hundreds of years ago where practitioners in the East either powdered dried smallpox sca...

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