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Filmmakers shed light on new Phillis Wheatley Peters documentary (opens the original)
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A new documentary that explores the under-explored domestic life of African poet Phillis Wheatley Peters, commonly referred to as Phillis Wheatley, was screened at the Konover Auditorium, located in the University of Connecticut’s Dodd Center, on Wednesday, Sept. 23. The documentary, “In Search of Phillis Wheatley Peters,” focused on Wheatley’s marriage with the freed slave John Peters. Documentary director Leslie Askew and collaborator Manisha Sinha, a history professor at UConn, answered quest
Nate Amos streamlines This Is Lorelei’s sound (opens the original)
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American singer-songwriter Nate Amos has been releasing music under various names for well over a decade, but has found his stride in the 2020s. With five releases since 2020 as part of the experimental duo Water From Your Eyes, and two under his solo project This Is Lorelei, it’s clear that Amos is not short of ideas he’s eager to share. Amos’ creative stretch as This Is Lorelei continues with his Matador Records debut, “The Singer in My Band,” released on Friday, Sept. 11. Impressively, it’s A
The Benton welcomes new exhibitions in time for auction (opens the original)
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The William Benton Museum of Art showcased its three newest exhibitions, âWith Gratitude: Highlights from a Decade of Gifts,â âColors in the Dark: Ellen Careyâ and âEncounters with the Collection: Reframing America at 250,â at an opening reception on Thursday, Sept. 10. The event also launched the Bentonâs 60th anniversary online auction fundraiser, which will close on Sunday, Sept. 27 at 4 p.m. With Gratitude: Highlights from a Decade of Gifts With Gratitude: Highlights from a Dec
The best outdoor spots around campus  (opens the original)
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Like clockwork, September is in full swing at the University of Connecticut. The first few weeks of the fall semester, with mild weather, colorful trees and midterm season far from sight, are some of the best times to get outside and enjoy outdoor spaces on campus. Whether you are a first-year student who is still getting used to UConn, or a returner who wants somewhere new to explore, here are a few locations where you can make the most of the season. Behind the Benton While there are plenty of
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