Arts

The Uninspired Art of Chalumeau and the Alienation of Katherine Bergeron

August 1, 2025• Arts

August 1, 2025• Arts

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

May 7, 2025• Arts

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

May 7, 2025• Arts

April 23, 2025• Arts

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

April 23, 2025• Arts

Courtesy of @conncolldanceseniors As the 2024-2025 academic year comes to a close, three seniors within the Connecticut College Dance...

March 26, 2025• Arts

March 26, 2025• Arts

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

March 26, 2025• Arts

Courtesy of Sean Elliot Connecticut College is going to “The Prom!” On February 28 to March 2, 2025, audiences laughed, sobbed and...

February 27, 2025• Arts

February 27, 2025• Arts

On Friday, February 14, the smell of pungent roses and stale sweethearts candies floated all the way from the extra long line at the Post...

February 15, 2025• Arts

Courtesy of Claire Hlotyak On February 7, a packed Palmer Auditorium hosted a little slice of the 1960s as The Acting Company presented...