In Loving Memory of Dirk Held
I met Professor Held my freshman year. He taught my Freshman Seminar on Socrates, a Wednesday-Friday at 9 AM class that was always inconvenient to attend despite it being only three flights of…
Students, Civil Rights, and the Sixties
On Thursday, February 23, a small crowd of students and faculty gathered in the 1962 Room in Cro to listen to speakers Charles Cobb, Judy Richardson and Bob Moses share their memories and…
SGA News & Minutes
• Vice President of Information Services Lee Hisle and his staff came to SGA this week. They first wanted to hear our opinions about the library facil ities and how we as…
SGA News & Minutes
• The Assembly discussed vandalism on campus, looking at ways in which we can both hold individuals accountable and prevent further vandalism. Ideas presented to the Assembly included fining students the cost of…
Women’s Center Symposium Examines Issues of Reproductive Justice
A low hum of quiet conversation settles over the rows of chairs in Ernst Common Room. A few people are milling about, pinning support buttons onto their coats and mixing coffee as they…
SGA News & Minutes
SGA’s meeting on Thursday, December 8 was the last one of the fall semester. Professor Ruth Grahn of the Psychology Department, Chair of the Faculty Steering and Conference Committee, came for the second…
SGA News & Minutes
President Leo Higdon, Director of Events and Catering Merrill Collins and Professor Ruth Grahn of the Psychology Department and Chair of the Faculty Steering and Conference Committee came and signed the Covenant, a…
SGA News and Minutes
This week SGA heard a presentation from CC Curtis on Alcohol and Drug Education. A presentation by Chair of Environmental Affairs Elias Kauders on Renewable Energy Credits, which SGA devotes 15% of the…
With Our Powers Combined: Chair of D&E builds diversity committee
Pablo Tutillo, SGA Chair of Diversity and Equity, has a lot in mind for diversifying our campus. His job as Chair makes him responsible for overseeing and promoting diversity on campus, and he…
A Mosque near Ground Zero? Students and faculty gather to discuss the fuss
Clustered into the Alice Johnson room, approximately fifty members of the Connecticut College community discussed the proposed Islamic cultural center near Ground Zero. Sandwiched amongst their peers, students and staff quietly enjoyed cookies…
