Author: Sophie Mulvihill

Coffee Grounds and Coffee Closet Join Forces 

February 16, 2026• Home, News

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“You could say the trouble started there:” How conversations in Larrabee led to an expansion of voting rights

May 7, 2025• News

Courtesy of Lee Howard When you’re hanging out with your friends in your dorm room, you never expect to start a social movement – but...

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Should Conn Students Be Worried About the Deadly Bacteria in the Long Island Sound?

September 21, 2023• News • One Comment

Courtesy of Sophie Mulvihill ’25 No, probably not. The Vibrio vulnificus bacteria that led to the deaths of three people in...

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Broken Down: The National Society of Leadership and Success?

March 20, 2022• News

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How Does Conn Compare When it Comes to COVID Guidelines

February 28, 2022• News

As Connecticut’s mask mandate for K-12 schools is coming to an end on Feb. 28, the question of what Connecticut College will do about...

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Spotify Chooses Money over Musicians

February 16, 2022• Arts

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. Known for his polarizing political views, podcaster and comedian Joe Rogan, is at the center of a new Spotify...

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Income Disparities at Connecticut College

January 4, 2022• News • One Comment

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A History of the Fanning Uprisings

November 28, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Amanda Sanders. Fanning Hall, a building that houses the offices of the upper college administration, has been taken over...

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