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Full interview with JR SPECS and Rita Plante I had the pleasure of sitting down with University of Connecticut senior and hip-hop musician Josh Redmond to talk about his brand new release “GETCHA GEEKED.” Redmond has been releasing self-produced and self-recorded musical projects under the name JR SPECS for over five years. The new single, “GETCHA GEEKED,” is his last release as a student and comes as a follow up to his summer 2020 album “99 DAYDREAM.” In his final year of school at...

Vice President for Student Affairs Julie Payne-Kirchmeier spoke about the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center relocation and the University’s intended implementation at Wednesday’s Associated Student Government Senate. Legislation passed at last week’s Senate calls for the center to be relocated to a designated house on Sheridan Rd. near other Multicultural Student Affairs affinity spaces like the Black House. The relocation of the GSRC aims to expand upon previous initiatives to support...

This is the fourth episode in a series of podcasts on H.R. 1, a bill that has been introduced in Congress that would affect campaign finance, lobbying, ethics, and voting laws. In this...

This is the second episode in a series of podcasts on H.R. 1, a bill that has been introduced in Congress that will affect campaign finance, lobbying, ethics, and voting laws. In this...

House Democrats’ massive voter registration and campaign procedure reform bill gives federal bureaucrats vast new power to control ...

TMRW: Whats the biggest lesson each of you has learned over the past four years? Wang: Ive learned leadership and activism are exercised differently by different people. I never saw myself as a natural leader or activist, based on the definitions and examples I saw in the world around me growing up. I’m naturally reserved, introverted and peace-loving. But this podcast, both co-hosting and building the business, has shown me that I am both a leader and an activist in my own way. Ive also lea...

Janet Wang, Helen Wu and Melody Cheng took a leap of faith and quit their jobs to focus on building their own company.

Janet Wang, Helen Wu and Melody Cheng took a leap of faith and quit their jobs to focus on building their own company.

TMRW: Whats the biggest lesson each of you has learned over the past four years? Wang: Ive learned leadership and activism are exercised differently by different people. I never saw myself as a natural leader or activist, based on the definitions and examples I saw in the world around me growing up. I’m naturally reserved, introverted and peace-loving. But this podcast, both co-hosting and building the business, has shown me that I am both a leader and an activist in my own way. Ive also lea...

Janet Wang, Helen Wu and Melody Cheng took a leap of faith and quit their jobs to focus on building their own company.