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Floralia Line-Up Announced
I remember walking into Harris the day SAC announced the Floralia line-up. I also remember walking right under the giant, colorful banner in the foyer, missing it completely before somebody in the dining…
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Peckin’ on the Acquisition of Instagram
About a month ago, I wrote an article about Facebook’s mammoth public initial offering (IPO), followed by an article about Kodak’s bankruptcy a week later. Nowadays, we are discussing the acquisition that indirectly…
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Dancing in Stages
The third floor of Crozier-Williams is a rarely visited place. Home to the dance department, either you live there, or you’ve never been. It is accessible by stairways at the building’s front and…
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From Addiction to Fiction: A look into the life of Professor Blanche Boyd
Blanche Boyd is the first to admit that hers is an unlikely story, from the depths of addiction to the solid stability of life as a wife, mother and college professor. But she…
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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…
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Taking on the Vag Mons
I did not plan on attending the Vagina Monologues. As a man, I found the title less than welcoming. It sounded exclusive, as though it was a performance solely for women and by…
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Posse Foundation Guides Students Through College
The Posse Foundation is a scholarship program that trains public high school students with significant academic and leadership potential in order to succeed in four-year universities. Recently featured in the New York Times,…
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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…
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Obama, The Catholic Church and the Right to (Not) Bear Children
In case you haven’t noticed, religion is under siege in America today. Or at least that’s what the religious right would have you believe. Groups like the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops…
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Connecticut College & New London
The day I came back to Conn from winter vacation, I noticed a sign in the window of a house on Williams Street that read in splashy font, “New London Loves USCG.” I…
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Top 5 Overrated Movies of 2011
When it comes to movies, I like to be a contrarian, but I am open-minded. Still there’s nothing I love more than coming across a movie that everyone loves and then explaining why…
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An Ode to Megaupload
Although the United States condemns the state-sponsored Internet censorship that runs rampant in countries such as China and Syria, we are slowly moving in that same direction. On January 20th, the Justice Department…
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GOP Primary: Who Will be the Republican Candiate?
About a month into the primaries—covering Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Florida—the race has increasingly become a competition between Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney. However, all four remaining nominees have made it…
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Best Study Spots on Campus
Photo editor Hannah Plishtin captured the most secretive and studious rooms that she could find on campus.
Historicizing 9/11 A Community-Based Research Documentary
On May 8 at 7pm in Silfen Auditorium, students from History Professor Jim Downs’ “Historicizing 9/11” class will be presenting their capstone project, Historicizing 9/11: New London. One of the benefits of…
Immigration in the Hot Seat: Debate over Arizona’s Senatorial Bill 1070
As campaigns progress and elections occupy the minds of politicians and citizens alike, immigration issues have once again come to the forefront of political discussion. In the hot seat this time is Arizona’s…
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April 30, 2012“You Win or You Die”: Game of Thrones holds strong in its sophomore season
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April 30, 2012
A New Kind of Superhero?: Symposium discusses racial representation in comic books
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April 30, 2012
Tupac Lives!…Sort Of: Hologram of Tupac Shakur performs at Coachella Music Festival
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April 16, 2012
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April 30, 2012
Conn Bids Head Athletic Trainer Cathy Horne Farewell
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April 17, 2012
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April 17, 2012
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April 9, 2012
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April 6, 2012David Brooks’ Weak Criticism
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February 9, 2012
Family Institute of Connecticut outlines disgusting 2012 agenda
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February 8, 2012
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February 7, 2012
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February 21, 2012Flatonia
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November 20, 2011
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November 9, 2011
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May 17, 2011
Artist Spotlight: Shannon Quinn
In the first installment of the Artist Spotlight series, The College Voice interviews Shannon Quinn, a freshman dancer at Connecticut College. The Artist Spotlight series highlights student artists in a range of mediums…
Finding Our Camel Pride
The College Voice investigates whether or not our campus has school spirit.
On the Street: The College Voice
We asked students about their thoughts on The College Voice and its website.
The College Voice Editors Reunion
Twelve past editors of our paper, The College Voice, came together on campus in April to share their experiences.
Puppies in Harkness
Harkness had a puppy petting study break in their dining hall at Connecticut College.
The Rooftop Rally for Renewable Energy
Zoe Diaz-Martin ’12 explains the Rooftop Rally for Renewable Energy, which took place on April 23, 2010 at the Water St. Garage in New London. Check out The College Voice YouTube channel for songs from…
Vagina Monologues
The Vagina Monologues come to Conn: Interviews and Previews
Conn College Club Hockey v. CGA
The two teams duke it out. Conn was up 10-1 against the Coast Guard before the game was called off during the third period.
