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Grammy Winner Daya to Headline Floralia 2026

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Courtesy of Sean Elliot Connecticut College’s annual spring music festival returns May 2, with a stacked lineup of national and local...

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Pop Culture Column #8

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Courtesy of Andrew Ruiz Welcome back to the pop culture column! This week’s topics include: Coachella, Summer House drama, and new...

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Artist of the Edition: Russian-American Adoptee Julia Ana Pelczarski ‘28 on Policy and Poetry

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Courtesy of Julia Ana Pelczarski ’28 “Conflict has so many branches to it,” Government major Ana Pelczarski ‘28 began; “Yes,...

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The Elephant 6 Collective: The Indie Bands that Defined an Era

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Courtesy of Frankie Cordoba In the history of indie rock, there have been plenty of labels, scenes, and movements that have defined moments...

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Lyman Allyn Showcases Rural America and World Travels by Dorothea Lange

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Courtesy of The New York Public Library “Migrant Mother” is an iconic image most of us have seen, whether in passing, in published...

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Nic Sanfilippo ‘27 Honors the History of Queer Film

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Courtesy of Nic Sanfilippo ’27 This summer, Nic Sanfilippo ‘27, film studies and psychology major, will go across the country to...

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Artist of the Edition: Lauren Rochford ‘26 Takes Art Beyond the Major

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Courtesy of Lauren Rochford ’26 Art major Lauren Rochford ‘26 is an independently driven graphic designer, contributing her skills...

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A New Era: P.O.C.A. Lookbook Replaces Fourth Annual Fashion Show

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Courtesy of Sean Elliot While spring semesters fly by in a blur of classes, friends, and mounting summer job applications, student...

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