Arts & Culture
In New Book, History Ph.D.s Explore ‘Why We Can’t Quit American Girl’
Mary Mahoney and Allison Horrocks talk the enduring significance of American Girl -- and why Molly would get kicked out of UConn
Latest Project from UConn Filmmaker a Personal One; Uncle’s Story Told in ‘A Double Life’
The film tells the story of attorney Stephen Bingham, a Connecticut native who became a fugitive after being accused of helping spark a 1971 prison uprising
Building a Set of Songs from the Ground Up? ‘It Was a Joyous Process’
Nickel Creek brings 'something different' to Jorgensen on March 21
UConn Connections Aplenty in ‘Symphony of Colors’ Art Exhibition in Stamford
'This show felt so special because a lot of the artists are my friends or people who I’ve become close with the past year'
Benton Collection Not Just for Art Students; New Education Center Allows for Deeper Learning
'We don’t provide the stereotypical idea of just a walk and talk; we're really asking visitors to participate'
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'
New Exhibition Asks: Are You Seeing Climate Change?
What will Connecticut look like in the year 2100?
‘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'
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'