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- Oct 1, 2026
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Vintage-inspired UConn clothing shop opens downtown (opens the original)
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Students and fans of the University of Connecticut now have a new, convenient spot to purchase a variety of Husky-themed clothing and accessories with the opening of Homefield Apparel, located next to the Ballard Museum. Homefield sells what it describes as “unique, premium collegiate apparel” with an emphasis on high-quality materials and thoughtful designs, ranging from tees and jackets to hats. “Most collegiate apparel brands, they’ll go make a template across hundreds of schools,” Connor Hit
Trump ‘bans’ 3 media outlets from White House, more possible; lawsuit sprung (opens the original)
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Journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were denied access to the White House press room this weekend following the announcement of a “ban” on the national news outlets late Friday by President Donald Trump. The groups filed a lawsuit against the government on Monday, claiming the restriction is an affront to their First Amendment rights. President Trump announced that the outlets were banned in a post on Truth Social, his personal social media platform, “as a result of their constant ‘reporti
Will yours be the winning flavor? Senior Scoop submissions now open (opens the original)
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Here’s the scoop: tradition is a dish best served soft and creamy. Entries for this year’s “Senior Scoop” commemorative ice cream flavor have opened, as part of a sweet opportunity for seniors at the University of Connecticut to leave a lasting mark. The UConn Dairy Bar and senior class committee annually sponsor two contests for students to create the scoop: one for the flavor and one for a creative name. After a selection of finalists, the winning combination is crowned the Senior Scoop, to be
Webex To Be Phased Out: What UConn Students Should Know (opens the original)
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The University of Connecticut will transition away from the Cisco Webex platform for video conferencing, the Information Technology Services office announced in May. The software will be fully retired by the end of the 2026-27 school year. Cisco Systems, the parent company and vendor of Webex, notified UConn in May that the cost of licensing would be “substantially higher,” according to ITS. The decision to move away from the software was attributed to the cost increase and “declining reliance”
New Year, New Bus Routes: Husky Go shuttle service modified (opens the original)
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The Windham Region Transit District (WRTD) recently implemented a number of service changes for HuskyGo, the network of on-campus shuttle buses at the University of Connecticut’s main campus. A number of routes and schedules were modified as part of the plan, which took effect on Aug. 31. “The changes are designed to better match shuttle capacity with campus travel demand while maintaining dependable connections among residential areas, academic destinations, Downtown Storrs and campus parking f
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