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HDFS Researcher Offers 3 Ways for Educators to Foster Black Girl Magic in Students
'There’s not a right way to have Black Girl Magic. Whatever it might be for you, it’s something that needs to be celebrated'
Jorgensen Building Chamber Music Audience One Student at a Time
'Some students have told me after a concert it was one of the most beautiful things they’d ever heard'
‘America’s Got Talent’ Alum, Soon-to-Be UConn Grad Marries Aerial Acrobatics, Animation
'I am a physical storyteller. I really like to tell stories nonverbally because it creates a universal language'
UConn Music Makers Spotlight Composers Outside Traditional Repertoire
'Making music is about reflecting life. If we only represent one side of humanity, we’re being dishonest'
Conference to Connect Lawmakers, Scientists in Unified Mission to Bolster Connecticut
Knocking down the obstacles between policymakers and cutting-edge research
UConn Stamford Clothing Pantry Offers Students Range of Everyday Wear, Professional Attire
'We’re just trying to break down barriers so they can access things that will enrich their lives'
Page From Storied Beauvais Missal Added to UConn’s Archives; Donation Courtesy of Professor Emeritus
'From the first time I saw this beauty, I knew it was a genuine manuscript page'
Reimagined ‘War of the Worlds’ Less Scary, More Comical Thanks to Puppetry Grad Student
Hollander has directed circus productions, bringing together performers of different disciplines to tell a story that focuses on the visual. In a theater production, the story itself takes a bigger role
Study Says Black Households Pay Higher Heating Costs, Seek Cold-Related Medical Care More Often
'People who are unlikely to have heat are in areas that have been chronically disinvested in and under-resourced'
Art Meets Science in ‘Floating Points’ Exhibition at AVS Gallery at Avery Point
The presence of microplastics in the world's oceans are the focus of the exhibition, which runs through Dec. 10