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News Staff

Mikayla Bunnell

News Editor

Mikayla is a senior from Meriden, CT majoring in journalism and political science with a minor in writing. Outside of the DC, Mikayla serves as editor-in-chief of the University of Connecticut's yearbook and magazine, Nutmeg Publishing, and president of Her Campus.

News: A year in review 

The 2025-2026 academic year was nothing if not full of news at the University of Connecticut. The year brought construction, funding cuts and protests,...

UConn’s 2026 undergrad commencement speakers

The University of Connecticut’s commencement ceremonies are right around the corner.

The Standard at Four Corners: ‘The safety of our residents is our top priority’ 

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.  

Kevin Guinan

Associate News Editor

Kevin Guinan is a senior journalism major from Colchester, CT. He is the Associate News Editor at The Daily Campus and enjoys cycling in his free time.

News: A year in review 

The 2025-2026 academic year was nothing if not full of news at the University of Connecticut. The year brought construction, funding cuts and protests,...

Notice on golf facility decision amid opposition 

An update on whether the University of Connecticut will assess the environmental impact of a golf facility proposal continues to be delayed after growing opposition over the site location, according to the UConn spokesperson.  

UConn human rights class advocates for scholar imprisoned in Iran 

A human rights advocacy course at the University of Connecticut has been contacting legislators around the world and asking them to protect a scholar of disaster medicine who has been imprisoned in Iran since 2016.

Katie Servas

Staff Writer

Katie Servas is a third year journalism and communications double major and is a Staff Writer for the news section at the Daily Campus. She plans to pursue a career in radio journalism, focusing on local news and politics post graduation.

UConn Rec ends funding for club sports, cuts ties with multiple teams  

Ties between University of Connecticut Recreation and numerous UConn club sports teams have been severed following initial budget constraints and recent demotions from club sport status. 

Gampel Pavilion’s $99.4 million renovations enter phase one 

The Basketball Capital of the World will be seeing a complete overhaul of upgrades during this off-season with the stated intention of enhancing the fan experience.  

Corporation for Public Broadcasting Dissolves Following Federal Funding Cuts  

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s (CPB) board of directors voted on Jan. 5 to dissolve the organization after 58 years of operation. 

Ariana Mohamed

Staff Writer

The Daily Campus' newest Staff Writer!

Memorial Service held for deceased UConn Students 

The University of Connecticut held a memorial service last Wednesday for students that have passed away during the academic year. 

The University of Connecticut to host Spring Weekend

Spring weekend will take place this Thursday through Saturday with numerous free events for University of Connecticut students to participate in.

Connecticut environmental amendment proposal advances 

The proposal for a Connecticut environmental rights amendment is moving closer to becoming a part of the state constitution.