Dunkin’ relocates to better serve students
The relocation of the campus Dunkin' ensures that students and employees are considered when it comes to wait times.
Robert DeMezzo on student dining
Robert DeMezzo, senior director of Conferences, Events and Student Affairs Auxiliaries answers questions about student dining.
Students input on Grubhub system
Grubhub is introduced to the Adanti Student Center and brings both new improvements and challenges.
CT artist Blackedy is making waves in rap
At 19, he has already built a catalog that many local artists spend years trying to assemble. His work is not built around a single viral moment. It is built on steady
Student brings generational focus to Senate race
Farmer, who is a democratic socialist, said his decision to run came from years of work and frustration with what he describes as missed opportunities in state leadership.
Support and solidarity on campus for immigrants
Founded in 2023, the organization was created to raise awareness about undocumented communities while providing direct support for undocumented and mixed-status students on campus. The club also welcomes allies who want to
Lunar New Year brings students together
On Feb. 17, the university hosted its Lunar New Year Jùhuì at the Adanti Student Center Multicultural Center, bringing students together to celebrate the Year of the Horse through food, culture and
Students adjust to the snow covering campus
The closure created an unexpected pause in the semester, and students adapted by catching up on schoolwork, staying warm inside residence halls and taking time for themselves.
Students celebrate on Strawberry Day
Dubai chocolate strawberries and strawberry flavored drinks arranged across themed tables decorated with red-and-white checkered accents and strawberry inspired signage.
Campus chapter advocates for gun safety
A new student-led chapter of Students Demand Action is taking root at the university, driven by a personal connection to gun violence and a desire to give students a platform for change.
Bible study creates campus community
“We just want to create a Christian community where we feel welcomed and like it’s our own,” De Almeida said. “A place where Latino students can grow in faith, talk about what
Students demand fair education funding
Ned Lamont’s recent budget proposal under cuts funding for the Finish Line Scholarship. This scholarship enables students from community colleges to transfer to four-year state institutions with little to no extra cost.
Owls decide: hot chocolate or coffee?
By Valentina Toro Features Editor Only one has caffeine. “Hot chocolate: it’s better to drink it in the winter, has a better vibe.” Physical education major Ronnie Curtin, a junior “Coffee because