Author: Luca

Luca Powell, co-EIC (2015-2016 Academic Year) w/ Dana Sorkin.

Senior Thesis Spotlight: Janan Shouhayib

May 3, 2016• News

Read More →

Dr. Cornel West Brings it with Radical Love

May 3, 2016• News

“The complexity of the world is not something you can deny”, proclaimed the esteemed Dr. Cornel West as he electrified a Connecticut...

Read More →

President Bergeron, Unscripted Statements (Spring 2015)

May 2, 2016• News, Uncategorized

Filmed at the Open Forums of the Spring 2015 semester. President Bergeron responds to student demands for her to reply to their comments...

Read More →

Suze Clues

February 29, 2016• Opinions, Uncategorized

Read More →

Connecticut College Reacts to Boston Marathon Explosion

April 29, 2013• News

When two bombs exploded at the 117th annual Boston Marathon, time seemed to stop. A huge percentage of the student body here at Connecticut...

Read More →

NESCAC Students Blog For a Peaceful Solution Between Palestine and Israel

November 26, 2012• News • One Comment

JANAN SHOUHAYIB There are many things that bring the NESCAC closer together. The eleven liberal arts colleges and universities interact in...

Read More →

Student-Run Athletic Classes: Spotlighting Zumba and ConnFit

November 26, 2012• News

Read More →

Third Party Presidential Debates Largely Ignored in Mainstream Media

November 7, 2012• News • One Comment

SAMANTHA GRAINGER SHUBA With the hype of the Presidential Debates between Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama, many forgot...

Read More →

Extra Life Unites Gamers For a Good Cause

November 7, 2012• News

by Aneeka Kalia On Saturday, October 20, fourteen members of the Connecticut College Gaming Club took part in a nation-wide charity event...

Read More →

Fewer Alcohol Incidents but More Vandalism?

October 31, 2012• News

Read More →

TEDx Gets a Head Start in Planning

October 31, 2012• News

by Alanna Krowiak In order to expand upon its mission of “ideas worth spreading,” TED – a conference originally devoted to bringing...

Read More →

Fear Itself: Professor Alex Hybel Discusses the Volatile Nature of Foreign Policy and Why the Outcome of the Election May Not Matter

October 31, 2012• News

by Samantha Shuba The circular lights of Coffee Grounds looked warm and inviting from the dark, rainy sidewalk of Cro Boulevard. The...

Read More →
↑
Close
Sections