Max Amar-Olkus

Run Towards Fear

April 29, 2019• Editorials

Jill Lepore: Creating Scholarship “Of and For the People”

April 29, 2019• News

Jill Lepore, who is a two-time finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, gave a lecture about her most recent scholarly publication "These Truths."...

Editorial 4/14/19

April 16, 2019• Editorials

While many students are still feeling a certain post-spring break sleepiness (or pre-graduation senioritis), we at The Voice have been hard...

Safety and Security in Off Campus Housing

February 18, 2019• News

No Laughs At This Year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner

December 11, 2018• Arts

A few weeks ago, it was announced that the decades-old tradition of featuring a comedian at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner was...

From the Editor — Max

November 5, 2018• Editorials

The past two weeks have been a whirlwind for us at The Voice. Not the good kind of whirlwind, however, where people unite behind a common...

CT Renaissance Faire in Photos

October 10, 2018• Opinions

Global Islamic Studies Awarded $806,000 Grant from Mellon

September 24, 2018• News

This past week, the Trump administration announced that it would admit no more than 30,000 refugees to the U.S. in the coming year, down...

A Dangerous Game: Sushi in the Dining Halls Wows Some, Disappoints Others

May 1, 2018• Arts

When I opened my phone and saw the multi-colored, overly-excited email from my SGA dorm representative saying that Harris dining hall would...

Sinclair’s Syndicated Propanda Infiltrates Local News

April 18, 2018• Opinions • One Comment

Since 2016, discerning fact from fiction, real from fake, and truth from lies has become increasingly difficult.

A Disappointing Revelation from Dave Chappelle

February 15, 2018• Arts, Reviews • 4 Comments

PG-13 and R ratings weren’t really strict rules, but more so loose suggestions in my household. I grew up watching the things my parents...

“Run Toward Fear” Panel Tackles Activism, Injustice

May 3, 2017• News

The Connecticut College Division of Institutional Equity and Inclusion (DIEI) hosted a town-hall style gathering called “Run Toward Fear:...

Author: Max Amar-Olkus