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“Freedom is Heavy”: The Acting Company Presents Two Trains Running

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

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“The Prom” – A Foretaste 

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Courtesy of Connecticut College With the musical “The Prom” coming to the Athey Center stage in Connecticut College’s Palmer...

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Beyond Hype and Fear: A Professor’s Fresh Take on AI in Art 

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Courtesy of the Ammerman Center In an era where artificial intelligence reshapes creative landscapes, Connecticut College’s Associate...

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Joe Goodkin’s “Blues of Achilles:” Homeric Tradition Comes to Conn

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Emily Wilson’s invocation in her translation of Homer’s “Odyssey” ends: “Now goddess, child of Zeus, tell the old story for our...

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“I Treat Everyday Like it’s a Fashion Show”: An Interview with Gray Area Magazine

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Courtesy of Sylvia Brofka-Berends Upon first glance, the Connecticut College campus is a lush landscape perfectly crafted to New England...

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Aiming for Net Zero: Professor Flagg’s New Book Covers Fight to Combat Climate Change in Costa Rica

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On November 12, Professor Julia Flagg, an environmental sociologist and Director of the Environmental Studies program at Connecticut...

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“Sole Searching: Stepping into Authenticity with Sneaker Box Dioramas in the Era of Fake Realities”: Personal to Political Exhibition

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Courtesy of Theo Andres This semester, students from the Human Development and Psychology courses (HMD 225, FYS 1069, and PSY206) taught by...

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Wielding the White Box for Social Change: Palestinian Resistance in Cummings.

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Courtesy of Néstor Hernández Néstor Hernández ‘25 and I are sitting on the floor of the white box in Cummings, glass shards strewn...

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