Author: Aparna Gopalan

What’s Wrong with Dead White Dudes?

News

In May 2016, just as Fanning Hall at Connecticut College was occupied by student protestors, students at Seattle University occupied an...

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On resistance: Aparna’s editorial

Editorials

  Making joy is hard. Making meaning is harder. And making truth is maddeningly difficult. Friendships, food, work, writing,...

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Public Intellectuals Spotted at Privatized Institution

Opinions • One Comment

As someone who cringes at the thought of writing an event review, I must admit that extenuating circumstances have led me to write something very akin to one, although I hope the larger purpose I am writing this for will soon become apparent

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Voice Myth-Busting

Editorials

The College Voice is an organization with a long and rich heritage. We not only have history and culture, but also a mythology about the...

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Thoughts on Susan Sturm and Full Participation

Editorials

In the 2011 piece, “Full Participation: Building the Architecture for Diversity and Community Engagement in Higher Education,” Prof....

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Questions of Equity and Inclusion: Voice Profiles New DIEI

Opinions

To the College’s fast growing collection of administrative positions, there has been a high profile and long-awaited addition: the Dean of Institutional Equity and Inclusion (DIEI). Our first permanent DIEI, John McKnight, joined us this July from Lafayette College, where he served as the Dean of Intercultural Development.

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Aparna Gopalan’s Fall 2016 Issue 1 Editorial

Editorials

An arrest warrant was issued against journalist Amy Goodman on September 8 for her coverage of police violence against protestors in North...

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Aparna Gopalan’s Editorial

Editorials

Producing this paper was a labor of love peppered with lots of frustration. One of the more painful sources of my frustration with the...

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Strategic Plotting

Opinions

The Strategic Planning survey, we are told, is the venue where everyone’s voices are currently being heard and included. Question number...

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On Reconciling with the Idea of SGA

Opinions

Over a year ago, I wrote an article in the Voice calling for a complete overhaul of student government elections at Connecticut College. I...

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