I have to open with a sincere thank you for making The Daily Campus the best thing I’ve ever done. Hello and welcome to the final issue of This Week in History for the Spring 2025 semester! This week ...

Meetings for each section will take place on Sundays, aside from Social media who's meetings take place on Tuesdays. All section meetings happen at The Daily Campus building (located behind Buckley ...

It is my opinion that the UConn administration has an obligation to publicly speak against the actions of President Donald Trump’s administration regarding University self-governance & visa issues for ...

There is a common experience shared by most Twitter users — or those of us who are still masochistic enough to use it — after enough time venturing into the bowels of the social media platform and its ...

The Daily Campus is UConn's independent, student-run newspaper. We strive to provide the UConn community with fair, accurate, relevant and editorially independent content, to take on student interests ...

The holidays are fast approaching, and the streaming giants are once again releasing content by the truckload to meet the demands of customers looking for their jingle bell-fix. Disney+ kicked off its ...

The UConn Divest coalition set up an encampment on April 25, 2024 near UConn’s rec center to “protest UConn’s complicity in the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza and its shameful contributions to ...

A research survey conducted by a team within the University of Connecticut’s School of Social Work found that 72% of undergraduate students at colleges in Connecticut reported participating in some ...

Welcome back to “The Backlog,” the column where I review video games based on a different genre each month. We ended September and the theme of “I love it/I hate it” last week, and now we’re diving ...

Welcome, dear readers! After reviewing They Might Be Giants’ “Flood,” we thought it would only be fitting to jump to the yin of TMBG’s yang. If the duo of Johns are the smarty pants college grads, ...

For many students, it can sometimes feel like the University of Connecticut exists within a bubble. As our campus sits in quaint Storrs, we often feel physically isolated from both the world and other ...