Episode 166: Managing Invasive Plants
Invasive plants are a serious ecological concern. Without natural predators, they push out native plants and the wildlife that depend on the...
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20 of 104 episodesEpisode 165: What’s New in News?
The Department of Journalism at UConn is the only nationally accredited journalism program in New England. Students learn to become intellig...
Episode 164: A Costume Designer at UConn
A New York based costume designer, Sarita Fellows is an assistant professor of costume design in the School of Fine Arts at UConn. Sarita is...
Episode 163: The Entrepreneurial Spirit at UConn
The Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, known as CCEI was established in 2007 as the first organized center to support e...
Episode 162: Let’s Meet Coach Candle
Jason Candle joins us on this episode of the UConn 360 podcast and was named the football coach last December after completing a very succes...
Episode 161: A Children’s Book Author Is a Soon-To-Be Grad
Our guest this episode is Luisana Duarte Armendáriz, who is a doctoral student concluding her studies at UConn this spring. She is already a...
Episode 160: Final Four(s) Here We Come!
The UConn men’s and women’s basketball teams are the talk of the sports world this week as both teams are head to the NCAA Final Four. This...
Episode 159: Dance The Night Away
Our guest on this episode is Pagie O’Keefe, who is the vice president of communications for HuskyTHON 2026. HuskyTHON is a year-long effort...
Episode 158: A Positive Voice at UConn
Jonelle Reynolds is the Director of Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives here at UConn and brings a positive outlook to us on this episode of...
Episode 157: Inclusion and Civil Rights at UConn
Our guest on this episode is Dr. Jeffrey Hines, who leads the Office for Inclusion and Civil Rights for both UConn and UConn Health. The off...
Episode 156: A New Look at Resiliency
Keith Bellizzi is a professor of gerontology in Human Development and Family Sciences here at UConn. He has spent the last two decades study...
Episode 155: Baking For All the Huskies
Eric Merkle is the long-time Bakery Manager for UConn Dining Services and oversees a staff of over 20 full-time bakers and student workers....
Episode 154: Starting 2026 With Women’s Ice Hockey
Happy New Year to all of our UConn 360 Podcast listeners. Women’s ice hockey coach Chris MacKenzie is our guest on this episode and his team...
Episode 153: Healthy Rounds Moves to Podcast Format
Our guest on the final UConn 360 podcast of the year is a familiar one to listeners of the Healthy Rounds radio show. Dr. Anthony Alessi of...
Episode 152: Thanksgiving with UConn Dining Services
Rob Landolphi is the Director of Culinary Development for UConn Dining Services. In his role, he and his team develop the menus to the over...
Episode 151: Are Students Bouncing Back from the Pandemic?
During the COVID-19 pandemic, over half a million K-12 students in Connecticut had to rapidly pivot to remote and hybrid learning. Now, afte...
Episode 150: The Lucky Husky
Bethany O’Brien is the author of a new UConn children’s book and is a proud UConn graduate. She met her husband in the first month of colleg...
Episode 149: It’s Halloween Time, Let’s Study Horror Films!
It’s October here at UConn (and everywhere else!), which means it is almost Halloween and horror film season. Our guest on this episode of t...
Episode 148: A Community Program for Literacy and Nutrition
Husky Reads is one of the longest-running community impact programs for UConn Husky Nutrition & Sport out of the Neag School of Education he...
Episode 147: Caring For Family Members With Dementia
Amanda Cooper is an assistant professor in the Department of Communication and her research focuses on the ways in which individuals and fam...