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Winchester University is a fictional Ivy League institution and the main setting of the indie film Dear White People and its Netflix adaption series by the same name.
History[]
Winchester University was established in 1826 and initially provided higher-level education for white settlers.
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Trivia[]
- The dormitories for the students are named after jazz composers and instrumentalists.
- Armstrong-Parker is named after musicians Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker, Jr.
- Bechet is named after musician Sidney Bechet.
- Blakey is named after musician Art Blakey.
- Davis is named after an American jazz trumpeter Leonard Davis.
- Webster is named after an American jazz instrumentalist Webster Young.
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Winchester University Campus | |
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University Dormitories | Armstrong-Parker House • Bechet House • Blakey Graduate House • Davis House • Garmin House • Webster House |
Other Locations | White Residence |