Author: Maia Hibbett

A Conversation with Editor-Turned-Commencement Speaker Jazmine Hughes

News

During her time at Conn and in the six years since, Jazmine Hughes ’12 has been a witty and prolific writer and editor.

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On Learning to Talk—and Talk Back

Editorials

When I arrived at Connecticut College in the fall of 2014, I was terrified of speaking. I used to get a red hot face and cold, sweaty palms...

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Staffing Plan Leaked: Faculty Hiring Permissions for AY 2019-20

News

If you attended any combination of the meetings about the employment status of Visiting Assistant Professor Andrea Baldwin during the first...

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Hold the Juice

Editorials

I have a complex relationship with the word “juicy.” When I see a student hunched over a copy of the Voice, their eyes racing over our pages, I feel proud.

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Knapp’s Leave Shows Complexity of Student-Faculty Relationships

News

In a community as small as Connecticut College, information proves difficult to control. Concrete facts transform into rumors as they pass...

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At Conn, Fire Marshal Is Often Cited, but Little Known: Catching Up with Vernon Skau

New London, News • One Comment

Rain pelted the New London Fire Station’s windows on Friday, March 2, when the Voice sat down with Fire Marshal Vernon Skau. Featuring...

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Covering Title IX

Editorials

We’re shaking up our structure a little with our Title IX coverage. I think it’s an essential issue (otherwise I wouldn’t have put it...

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“Guest Student” Programs: A Saturated Market for Symptomatic Treatment

Opinions

The narrative surrounding Hurricane Maria is ongoing and gruesome. It’s one we’ve all heard before and yet one we haven’t heard...

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The Mysterious Ways of the Walter Commons

Opinions

Its look is bold yet minimalistic; its name, the opposite. Although the Otto and Fran Walter Commons for Global Study and Engagement may be a mouthful, the space’s ergonomic aesthetic brings to mind the language of efficiency.

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Conn on Fox: Is Viral News Really News?

Editorials

For a college that’s mainly on the left, but not by any means the most radical, we sure get picked up by the right wing a lot....

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On Staying Vigilant, at Home and at Large

Opinions

This issue marks the conclusion of my second semester as editor in chief of the Voice, meaning I’m two-thirds of the way done. ...

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