Arts

A Night of Excellence: Connecticut College’s 2026 Music Department Spring Faculty Showcase

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Courtesy of Lulu Wu There is something quietly special about a faculty showcase that reminds you, without any pretense, exactly who is...

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

Artist of the Edition, Arts • One Comment

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

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All Too Human: A Student’s Reflection on the Ammerman Symposium

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Courtesy of Kevin Lieue ’26 From March 26–28, 2026, the Ammerman Center for Arts and Technology hosted its annual symposium at...

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Lyman Allyn Showcases Rural America and World Travels by Dorothea Lange

Artist of the Edition, Arts

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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god Stares at White Trees 

Arts, Poetry

“You’re bleeding”,  i told him.  he stood, a nail tucked through the flesh and foot. he implored me to look at the white-topped...

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

Artist of the Edition, Arts

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

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Pop Culture Column of the Edition 

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Courtesy of Mirko Fabian Welcome back to the pop culture column! This week’s topics include: Love Island U.K. All Stars Finale, the new...

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Visual Art Spaces: Missing on Campus

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Courtesy of Nic Sanfilippo ’27 As a Connecticut College student, when I walk from my dorm in North Campus to the Cummings Arts...

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