Shavar Bernier ’10 Plays in NEBCA Senior All-Star Game
Shavar Bernier, Connecticut College Men’s Basketball senior guard was selected to appear in the New England Basketball Association (NEBCA) Division III Senior All-Star Game this past Sunday, April 18, at Babson College. The…
Dachille ’10 Named NESCAC Player of the Week
As the Connecticut College Men’s Lacrosse Team continues to be recognized at the national level for their outstanding performance this season, individual Camels are also garnering honors. After notching his 100th career goal…
Men’s Lacrosse Perfect After Eight Games
The unveiling of our improved mascot comes at an appropriate time, as one spring sports team is already legitimizing the new ferocious image of our once serene, friendly Camel. The Connecticut College Men’s…
Poor Planning Kills Olympic Luger
The Olympics are supposed to be a time of joy and excitement as all countries unite with the common interest of cheering on their respective athletes through two weeks of intense competition. The…
Junior Brigid O’Gorman: A True Humanitarian
Brigid O’Gorman ‘11 is one of only 18 individuals to be nominated for the annual Hockey Humanitarian Award. Presented by BNY Mellon Wealth Management, the Humanitarian Award recognizes college hockey players—Division I, II,…
Demetrius Porter ’12: NESCAC Men’s Basketball Co-Player of the Week
On February 8, after scoring double-doubles in two consecutive games, sophomore Demetrius Porter was named the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Men’s Basketball Co-Player of the Week. While on the road…
XXI Olympic Winter Games Come to Vancouver
Those familiar five interlocking rings have officially appeared beneath the colorful NBC peacock, which can only mean one thing: the 2010 Winter Olympics are finally upon us. After watching the X-Games, Warren Miller…
Camel Weekly Roundup
While the rest of the campus was enjoying some much-needed time off, Camel athletics were in full swing over winter break. Women’s hockey rang in the New Year with two back-to-back games against…
New Head Coach Brian Wilson Seeks to Rejuvenate Women’s Basketball Program
On March 11 of last year, Laura Hungerford announced she would be stepping down as head coach of the Connecticut College women’s basketball team, a position that she held for eight straight years….
Three Camels Inducted into Hall of Fame
Amidst the excitement of Fall Weekend, three alumni watched as their plaques were unveiled in the Hall of Fame Room in the foyer of the Charles B. Luce Fieldhouse on October 24. The…
Why Camel Football Should Remain Undefeated
It is a well-known fact that Connecticut College is the only NESCAC school that lacks an organized football team. Would the Camels actually benefit if one were established? While the social life on…
Player of the Week: Doug Wright ’12
After finishing fourth with a time of 26:29 in the Men’s 8K race at the Plansky Invitational hosted by Williams College on Saturday, October 17, sophomore Doug Wright was named the NESCAC Men’s…
What’s With The Camel? The Real Story Behind The Conn Mascot
From the day I decided to enroll at Connecticut College until now, the start of my senior year, I have been continuously asked the same question. Every member of my extended family, all…
Field Hockey Downs Bates
The Connecticut College women’s field hockey team kicked off the season with an important NESCAC victory over Bates College last Saturday, September 12.
Camels Build Momentum With New Fitness Center
Moving back to college always serves as a source of anticipation for students, but this year at Connecticut College something else brought in a wave of excitement – the new fitness center at…
