School of Fine Arts
UConn Magazine: Something Borrowed
Checking in with Jacob Rochester ’16 (SFA) from his downtown Los Angeles studio
Callisto Quartet, Ivakhiv, Chen Perform Unique Chamber Composition at Jorgensen
The performance will feature Solomiya Ivakhiv, professor of violin and viola and coordinator of strings in the School of Fine Arts
The Boundary-Pushing Punch Brothers Return to Jorgensen
'We were attracted to each other initially musically out of this shared bond of instrumental music and what was possible within this string band format'
MFA Student is ‘Feeding People’s Curiosity’ in New Exhibition Exploring Hearing, Deaf Art
‘I want visitors to realize the connections they never thought about before that exist between the hearing and Deaf communities. ... We move through life having similar experiences just using different languages’
Using Math and Science to Tell a Story, Engineering Student Adds in Some Magic Too
‘The Enchanted Book’ combines elements of art and engineering to create an automated mechanism that flips pages, emits light, and offers sound
Renowned Ukulele Virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro Returns to Jorgensen
Shimabukuro will perform at the Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday, October 10 at 8 p.m.
Solo Travel Around Europe Gives UConn Senior BOLD Experience
Her takeaways will be the subject of an interactive magazine the DMD student is creating for other Black women thinking of studying abroad or following in her travel footprint
From Puppets to Podcast: Feel Your Best Self Continues to Grow
The tools that help kids and their caregivers navigate big feelings expand across ages and settings
The Benton Celebrates 60 Years with Special Exhibition, Silent Auction
'This museum is part of UConn’s history. We help UConn tell its story'
Summer Research Experiences Give Students Career-Building Boost
Posters and presentations at 2026 Summer Research Day highlight impact of mentored, hands-on student experiences at UConn Health.