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Growing Green with Levo International
By Jenna Outcalt | UConn JournalismDecember 10, 2025 What can be done about food insecurity in cities? It’s a question that vexes many, but the steps taken to address often seem insignificant or ineffective. However, some community members are stepping up to create a more sustainable and affordable food system…
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Decoding the Data with Thomas Worthley
By Jenna Outcalt | UConn JournalismOctober 28, 2025 On a college campus as big as UConn, most research can fly right over students’ heads, even when it’s right under their noses. But behind each project is hours and hours of work and dedication from relatively small teams. In Decoding the Data, we break down the work that actually goes into these…
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Podcast: The Media and its Influence on Old Criminal Cases — The Menendez Brothers
Join me for another episode of Corpuz’s Corner as I tackle a question that’s been lingering in my head: How have different types of media impacted old criminal cases being brought back into the spotlight? With a focus on the Menendez Brothers, there has been recent media released by Netflix…
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Podcast: Huskies Without Homes
We don’t always consider the consequences of success. The UConn Huskies have won back-to-back NCAA titles. Yet the increase in UConn’s popularity has meant more students than ever before — and not enough housing. Host Nick Spinali narrates Huskies Without Homes, a podcast where you’ll learn more about UConn’s housing issues,…
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Podcast: Pompous Politicians
The de-evolution of political discourse Politicians are pompous people. Nick Spinali hosts Pompous Politicians, a podcast focused on analyzing political discourse and its effectiveness as new communication techniques have grown in popularity. University of Connecticut Political Science professor Jeffrey Ladewig joins today’s episode. Listen to a preview this episode (3:32):…
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Podcast: What does UConn’s recent OIE report mean?
Matt Corpuz, the host of Corpuz’s Corner is joined on this week’s episode with Jenn Longa, the Assistant Dean of Students for Victim Support Services and Bystander Initiatives at UConn’s Dean of Students office. The university recently released an OIE report with numbers pertaining to sexual assault, stalking, and intimate…
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Podcast: Is going to college still the smarter option?
By Anna Zimmermann | UConn JournalismDecember 12, 2023 In today’s first episode of “Small Stories, Big Picture,” we are delving into the evolving landscape of higher education, and more specifically, why college enrollment has been making a steady decline. I spoke with former University of Connecticut student, Lily Loewenguth, and…
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Podcast: Learn with me today — Welcome to the world of puppetry
By MAINA DURFOUR | UConn JournalismDecember 5, 2023 When you think of puppetry, I’m pretty sure the first image that comes to your mind is the Muppet show. The second option is that nothing comes to your mind, and you don’t know much about it. Well, today, we’re diving into…
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Podcast: How literature can help us learn about the environment
By Maïna Durafour | UConn JournalismOctober 30, 2023 The environment is a concern for many people as we hear about climate change frequently. We can find a lot of information through newspapers, documentary, or media in general. However, those information are not always digestible for readers. This interview with UConn…
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Podcast: Lacrosse Close-up
With Anna Zimmermann and Raye Neil | October 30, 2023 Today we talked with UConn lacrosse player Raye Neil about her experiences with being the minority in a primarily white sport and what it has been like as a black female athlete to compete at a high level. Anna Zimmermann:…