Arts & Culture

• The Sounds of Innovation: How UConn Research Is Resurrecting Antique Musical Instruments A partnership between medical technology engineers and music scholars has led to an unprecedented method for bringing antique musical instruments back to life.
  

• October 31, 2014 Singers Keep Gullah Traditions Alive A Gullah singing group with a UConn connection through two music professors continues a tradition passed down from one of the early African-American cultures in the U.S.
• October 23, 2014 Dressing the Part: Inside the Costume Shop From concept to curtain call, UConn’s Costume Shop enables every actor to look the part.
• October 23, 2014 Student on ‘Cloud Nine’ with Set Design for CRT Show From colonial Africa to 20th-century London, the settings of the two-act play provided challenges for the student set designer.
• October 9, 2014 Artist Inspired by Alternative Press Collection New Zealand artist Louise Menzies has created an exhibition inspired by archival materials from the Dodd Research Center.
• October 3, 2014 New Play Explores Theme of Silencing Opposition Theater professor Michael Bradford’s ‘Olives and Blood’ highlights the life and death of a Spanish writer executed during the Spanish Civil War.
• October 2, 2014 Baile Latino Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Jon Borges and Cristina Cutz dancing traditional Latin salsa.

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• Photographer, Designer Highlight Faculty Exhibition September 19, 2014
• Best-selling Author Wally Lamb Heads to the Big Screen September 15, 2014
• Composer Remembers Events of 9/11 in New Recording September 12, 2014
• Food Conservation Posters Mark WW I Centennial September 2, 2014