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 ...

Life looks a bit different on campus this year. However, even a pandemic can’t stop us from rolling out our special Valentine’s Day issue. This is the fifth time the Life section has taken on this ...

While writing has always been a passion of mine and something that I know I want to pursue in my career, I had never envisaged joining the Daily Campus. As ...

Graduating from college is a time that comes with a lot of reflection. Looking back on the three years’ worth of articles I wrote for The Daily Campus Opinion section, I have been able to reflect ...

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 ...

My favorite senior columns start with a reflection on joining The Daily Campus. Although my story is rather simple, I love it.

Like the “Barbie Movie” and “Oppenheimer” double whammy, but all packed into one feature film; the past few months have been dominated by one piece of media: “A Minecraft Movie.” With support from ...

After losing five games in a row to kick off the 2025 campaign, the UConn baseball team, led by Head Coach Jim Penders, is now one of college baseball’s hottest programs. Having defeated some of the ...

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 ...

Another turbulent year at the University of Connecticut has ended. Between administrative email leaks, a national championship basketball game and some uncertainty on the future of higher ...

As I prepare to leave The Daily Campus and move onto the next chapter of my life, I have one piece of advice for the readers: Don’t work here. I’ll tell you why.

Hello, and welcome back to The Backlog. As a soon-to-be graduate, this is my very last edition. I’ve had the distinct pleasure of writing for you and for this column, and I couldn’t have been happier ...