Arts & Culture
19th Century Commonplace Books Show What Was Read and Loved; Poetry as Lived Experience
'The hunt for hidden meanings gives most of us a headache. Why not look at poetry just for pleasure?'
Snarky Puppy Brings Joyous, Eclectic Mix to Jorgensen
Group that started among college friends has since become world-famous
Ambitious ‘Taurus’ Production Has Been Years in the Making
Blend of music, puppetry, design, and drama will run from April 12 through April 14
UConn Senior More Than Just a Player; She Photographs Underwater Rugby Too
Other photographers might find it strange to jump in a pool with a snorkel and a camera: Not Daniela Bedoya
Senior’s Artwork Delves into Struggles Between First-, Second-Generation Immigrant Families
'It’s a way for me to be vulnerable and bring out the vulnerabilities in others': Exhibit runs through March 30 in VAIS Gallery
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'