The “Major and Minor Fair” on Thursday, Oct. 1, gave students an opportunity to explore their options, ask questions and connect directly with academic departments before making those decisions.

The School of Nursing earned national recognition, becoming the first public university in Connecticut to be designated a ...

For students facing mental health struggles, addiction or gambling problems, finding help sometimes can feel like another challenge. The community on campus this semester is looking to change that by ...

With autumn coming around, popular traditions emerge such as pumpkin spice, scary movies and apple picking, but it is also a good time to see how other cultures celebrate the season. Around 30 ...

The Owls found themselves the victors of a close game as the Women’s Volleyball team defeated Saint Anselm College, going 3-1 on Friday, October 2.

She focused on market research and how to get customer insight to find data on a product and better it. Students around the room ate their pizza slices while partaking in the first activity, acting as ...

After 25 years away from the official London Fashion Week schedule, McQueen returned this September to present its Spring 2027 collection. Creative director Seán McGirr brought the British fashion ...

On Thursday, Sept 24. the back of Jess Dow Field was filled with the screams and roars of a friendly flag football game helmed by Residence Hall Association. The event itself called “Powder Puff,” was ...

For more than half a century, audiences have not been able to see Ken Russell’s “The Devils” the way he intended. That is finally about to change. Released in 1971, “The Devils” quickly became one of ...

The event, hosted by the Programs Council, brought students together to make their own terrariums. Communication major Nasir ...

Interim Chancellor Natalie Braswell made her first visit to the university on Thursday, Oct. 1, to discuss issues faculty and students have been facing, hoping to provide clearer transparency into the ...

“Last Window” shows that this isn’t true. No matter how long it takes, no matter who the cause of this pain is, it will get better. Even in just the transition from my desk to my notebook, I still ...