Candidate makes campus campaign stop
Last Friday afternoon, students sitting outside of the Davenport Campus Center had the opportunity to converse with current Mayor of ...
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New registration system debuts
With pre-registration complete and preliminary schedules posted in student e-portfolios, the Registrar's Office is finally seeing the results of its ...
Attorney analyzes Civil Union laws
Attorney Maureen Murphy spoke about queer legal issues and civil union law in Connecticut at Russell House on Monday. A ...
SWAB examines campus bathrooms
For some members of the community, deciding which public bathroom to enter structures a decent part of their day. Indeed, ...
Class of ’10 takes shape: 1,950 admitted for next fall
With an applicant pool of over 7240, the University has admitted 1950 students for the prospective class of 2010, with ...
Construction on campus continues
Numerous major construction projects, including a new campus center, dorm renovations, University museum, and the addition of the Long Lane ...
Long Lane Farm grows to one acre
Long Lane Farm will be growing this summer, in more ways than one. Students plan to increase the cultivation area ...
UConn incident exposes loophole in sexual assault laws
Sparked by an incident at the University of Connecticut, the state government is strengthening its sexual assault laws... In September ...
Two juniors receive Goldwater Scholarship
Jack DiSciacca ’07 and Greg Peterfreund ’07 were recently awarded the prestigious Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, which is offered annually ...
Aron speaks on progressivism
Nan Aron, President and founder of the Alliance for Justice, spoke at Memorial Chapel last night. "Now I don't have ...