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The No. 5 ranked UConn women’s tennis squad split the Big East Championship series, upsetting No. 4 Georgetown 4-2 and falling 3-4 to No. 1 Xavier.

Landmark Properties, the company that owns The Standard at Four Corners apartments in Storrs, Conn., responded to claims that their residents are living in unsafe conditions.

Apple TV’s newest series “Margo’s Got Money Troubles” is a show made for women, by women and should be moved to the top of every college girl’s watchlist.

Last November, University of Oklahoma student Samantha Fulnecky filed a complaint against graduate instructor Mel Curth, who had given Fulnecky a failing grade on an essay.

Twenty-three UConn track and field seniors gathered in the middle of the George J. Sherman Family Complex to be honored before the Huskies hosted the final day of the Northeast Challenge ...

Remember that thing you pretended to be interested in when you liked her? Yeah, you know what I’m talking about. Or how you found his “First Day of School” photos on his mom’s Facebook page, just ...

A Cheshire High School student known as “Rihan” was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on April 6, prompting widespread concern and various levels of outrage from Connecticut ...

If you walk outside your dorm in any direction, it doesn’t take long until you see a traffic cone, crane or blocked-off street.

Nintendo finally released the sequel to the social simulation game “Tomodachi Life” after 13 years of waiting on Thursday, April 16.

UCONNIC Music Festival, the annual concert organized by the Student Union Board of Governors, was held outside at Founders Green on Friday, April 17.

The University of Connecticut Rainbow Center hosted its 19th annual Lavender Graduation ceremony on Friday, April 17 at the Student Union Ballroom.