Arts

Nicholas Rodriguez’s “Sincerely, Sondheim” at Connecticut College

Arts

On Saturday, September 27, 2025, “Sincerely, Sondheim” arrived at Connecticut College’s Athey Center for onStage, a moving, witty,...

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Meet Lara Ehrlich: The English Department’s Latest Writer in Residence 

Arts

“Once your daughter leaves your body, she will inevitably continue to leave you until she has a daughter of her own to love the same...

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‘Behind the Seams’ at My First New York Fashion Week

Arts

Courtesy of Nikeya Tankard ’28 New York Fashion Week is a highly covered and followed period of events, with runways crawling the...

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Department in Transition: New Faces and Shifting Seasons in the Art Department

Arts

Courtesy of Elaine Sandoval Carrasco ’28 The Connecticut College Art Department is navigating a season of change, balancing...

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

Arts, Columns

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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“China from China” at a Glance

Arts

Courtesy of Lexie Dixon ’27 On a quiet summer afternoon, I took my first-ever visit to the Lyman Allyn Museum. I brought my mom, a...

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

Arts

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

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AHI/ART 230: Secrecy and the Invisible Takes a Hidden-in-Plain-Sight trip to NYC

Arts

Courtesy of Theo Andres ’27 Secrecy and the Invisible may be one of Conn’s most… obscure? secret? courses. We study the...

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