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Art, Academia, and Hard Times: Professor McDowell on Teaching Through Change

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Courtesy of Connecticut College The challenges facing higher education today are not just about curriculum or enrollment numbers. They are...

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Pop culture column: Love Island USA Season 8, New Hollywood Couple & Sabrina Carpenter’s VMA performance 

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Welcome to the first Pop Culture article for TCV!  This week’s topics include Love Island USA Season 7 (and its viewership), Sabrina...

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The Uninspired Art of Chalumeau and the Alienation of Katherine Bergeron

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Chalumeau, the eclectic pop/rock duo formed by former Connecticut College president Katherine Bergeron and Brown Professor Butch Rovan, is...

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“The First Homosexuals: The Birth of a New Identity, 1869-1939” Comes to Chicago’s Wrightwood 659 

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Hendrik Andersen and John Briggs Potter in Florence, Andreas Andersen. Possibly the first publicly displayed painting clearly of a...

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The 4th Annual POCA Fashion Show, Sonder: Everything Matters

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Courtesy of Sean Elliot Connecticut College’s fourth annual POCA (People of Color Alliance) Fashion Show was intentionally reminiscent of...

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2025 Floralia Lineup Stirs Campus

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On Wednesday April 9, the Floralia performer lineup, which Connecticut College students have highly anticipated since before spring break,...

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“Queer” At the Garde Movie Review

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From the mind of “Call Me by Your Name” and “Challengers” director Luca Guadagnino—in collaboration with the surrealist A24 film...

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Connecticut College Hosts Central Asia Scholar Dr. Khalid Adeeb 

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On February 25th, Connecticut College hosted Adeeb Khalid’s visit for his public lecture “Central Asia in the Soviet Union: The...

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