For the first time since beating the Philadelphia Phillies in 2009, the New York Yankees are going back to the World Series.

The Bulldogs have established the benchmark of continued excellence throughout the first half of the decade by sporting a win-loss record of 48-3 since the beginning of the 2021 season and winning two ...

The Secret of Us” is Gracie Abrams’ second full length album following her debut from last year, “Good Riddance.” ...

Tooth be told…sorry, truth be told, losing is no fun. And it cuts even deeper when you’ve been on an 11-year drought - now 12, but who’s really counting anyway?

Despite the change of country, the New England Patriots couldn’t make good against a lowly 1-5 Jaguars team, dropping to 1-6 after a 32-16 loss that may have just saved Doug Pederson’s job.

UConn Divest partnered with Veterans for Peace to protest the University of Connecticut’s investment in the military industrial complex and the growing war in the Middle East on Friday from 12 p.m. to ...

From the biggest stars shining in crucial moments, walk-off home runs and elite pitching performances, this year’s postseason for Major League Baseball has everything a viewer could ever imagine.

It has been more than two months since Vice President Kamala Harris was officially certified as the Democratic Presidential nominee.

The University of Connecticut’s Student Health and Wellness center (SHaW) kicked off the start of a series of free flu vaccine clinics on Oct. 9.

Well, it finally happened. After much anticipation from both Instagram Live and videos from his “One Night At A Time Tour,” Morgan Wallen released his new single “Love Somebody” this past weekend.

“Into the Pit” opens the world of “FNAF” by allowing players, or Oswald, to traverse through the little town and discover secrets. Areas of importance are mainly the pizzeria, Oswald’s home, the mill, ...

The opening reception for an art gallery by local artist and educator Blanche Şerban was held in the University of Connecticut’s Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday, Oct. 17.