Arts

Live While We’re Young: Wig and Candle Stages Their Productions Over Zoom

April 20, 2021• Arts

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The 2021 Oscar Nominations Are Here

April 6, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. It is once again that time of year when the world of film dominates discussions as we begin our speculations...

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Missed Connections are the Very Best CONNections

April 2, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Morgan Maccione. Disclaimer: what follows is a romantic’s account.  If you know me, then you may know I am...

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The Heart of Conn’s Literary Community

April 2, 2021• Arts

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The Dance Department Shines Again With Student Solo Showcase

April 2, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Catja Christensen. Nine student-choreographers took to the virtual stage on Sunday, March 14 to perform...

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Getting Crafty: New Club Founders find CONNsolation in their needles

April 1, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. Connecticut College is proud to host over 109 clubs and organizations on campus. We like to think that we have...

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Tik Tok: Fuel For Diet Culture?

April 1, 2021• Arts

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The Epic Highs and Lows, Triumphs and Defeats of College-Hosted Activities

April 1, 2021• Arts

Photo courtesy of Brooke Sponzo. Though we’re fortunate to be soaking up the benefits of a fragile Level Green, COVID limitations remain...

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Find Your Love Connection on Missed Connections

March 12, 2021• Arts

Photo Courtesy of @missed.conn.ections Promoting campus unity during a difficult time, the new Instagram account @missed.conn.ections has...

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Managers Spill the Tea about Running a Coffee Shop during COVID

March 12, 2021• Arts • One Comment

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“The Day His Journal Went Blank:” Conn Alum Gets published in NYT

March 12, 2021• Arts

Photo Courtesy of Annabelle Allen ’19 In a sincere sentiment, Annabelle Allen ‘19 shares, “I look at other fathers who make money...

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Poems and Other Delights: An Evening with Ross Gay

March 12, 2021• Arts

Ross Gay began his March 2 reading with pieces he called “cousins of poems”—genre-bending essays from “The Book of Delights.” But...

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