Approximately 300 protesters joined the University of Connecticut’s Students for Justice in Palestine at a solidarity demonstration on the evening of May 1 on Fairfield Way.

I’m not going to lie to you at all. When I first stepped on campus as a young freshman, I really didn’t know what to expect or where things would go. Everything was closed, classes were virtual ...

University of Connecticut students and one former student were arrested early Tuesday morning from an encampment in the area surrounding Dove Tower between the School of Business and Recreation ...

On April 8, the University of Connecticut general housing selection process began with thousands of students hoping to get ...

First and foremost, I’d like to thank the executive board for the countless hours they put into managing and organizing this entire operation for this year.

In my first year designing at The Daily Campus, I had the pleasure of working on the graduation issue. Now that it’s my turn to write a senior column. I’m not at all surprised that I still don’t ...

It feels so strange to say goodbye to The Daily Campus. I’ve been part of the organization for my whole college career. From my first semester during the COVID-19 pandemic working virtually as a ...

With the last regular season contest hanging in the balance before the Big East Championship, the lacrosse squad has a season ...

Allow me, Cole Patrick Stefan, to take you on an intense journey back in time. You might want to buckle up.  There were no live sports going on at the University of Connecticut because of the ...

If there is one thing UConn has not been this past year, it is dull. There have been incredible highs and lows, national championships, budget crises, many protests, controversies, hypocrisy and ...

It feels strange to write these words. This is my last article for The Daily Campus, and it was an experience that I will cherish forever.

One of my biggest creative inspirations is “Inside” by Bo Burnham. I’ve alluded to the fact that for the first two years of my college career, I felt more or less trapped inside — be ...