Author: Theo Andres

Dining Staff and Local 217 Rally for Sick Pay Petition

April 23, 2025• Home, News

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The DCC at CC: Disability Cultural Center Opening Brings New Era for Conn

April 9, 2025• Home, News

Courtesy of Sean Elliot On Tuesday, April 1, the ribbon cutting and disability dialogue marked the official opening of the Disability...

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Trump’s Funding Cuts and the Arrest of Mahmoud Khalil

March 25, 2025• News

Disclaimer: Khalil’s trial is still ongoing and the story is still developing. Information in this article is as of March 25, 2025....

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Manufacturing War: Spencer Ackerman’s “Reign of Terror”

February 27, 2025• News

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CC Students in Solidarity With Palestine Prep For Divestment Vote

February 13, 2025• Home, News

Courtesy of Connecticut Public The weekend of Feb. 21, the Connecticut College Board of Trustees will vote on whether or not the College...

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Joe Goodkin’s “Blues of Achilles:” Homeric Tradition Comes to Conn

December 4, 2024• Arts

Emily Wilson’s invocation in her translation of Homer’s “Odyssey” ends: “Now goddess, child of Zeus, tell the old story for our...

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“Sole Searching: Stepping into Authenticity with Sneaker Box Dioramas in the Era of Fake Realities”: Personal to Political Exhibition

December 4, 2024• Arts

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Wielding the White Box for Social Change: Palestinian Resistance in Cummings.

December 4, 2024• Arts

Courtesy of Néstor Hernández Néstor Hernández ‘25 and I are sitting on the floor of the white box in Cummings, glass shards strewn...

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“Policée Brutalitet:” NYC’s Tumultuously Thrilling Timothée Chalamet Lookalike Contest

November 13, 2024• News

In other news–  the Timothée Chalamet lookalike contest on October 27 takes the prize as the second most important election in NYC as...

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Demands for Divestment, and the Hazards of Neutrality

November 4, 2024• Opinions

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Happy Halloween from TCV!

November 4, 2024• News

Courtesy of Nicole Sanfilippo ’27 Anyone who’s ever spent their late, late evenings on the third floor of Blaustein, ever had to do...

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Over a Year Post-Affirmative Action Decision, Debate Continues on Race-Based Admissions

September 18, 2024• News

Courtesy of Collin Lloyd The matriculation of the Class of 2028 marks the first round of college admissions after the US Supreme Court...

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