Editorials

Too Trumpy?

February 20, 2017• Editorials

You’ll see a lot of Trump in this issue. You’ll see a lot of us Voice people grappling with how to find the truth, how to report the truth, and generally, what the hell to do with the truth when it looks so grim.

An Open Letter to Sean Spicer

February 20, 2017• Letters, Opinions • 30 Comments

Editor’s note: The following letter was sent to the Voice by Connecticut College alumni and has been signed by over 1,200 alumni and...

Editor’s Desk: Issue 7

February 18, 2017• Editorials

Hi again, Conn. It feels good to write. I haven’t had my words printed in The College Voice in months, which may be why there are so many...

Letter to the Editor: November 18, 2016

December 13, 2016• Letters

In our Advanced Intermediate Spanish class this semester our professor brought copies of The College Voice for each student as part of a discussion-based activity in Spanish.

Peter Burdge’s Editorial

December 13, 2016• Editorials

The main thing that I remember from my first Voice meeting is that I arrived late and there were no empty seats available. Luckily in the...

On resistance: Aparna’s editorial

December 13, 2016• Editorials

Making joy is hard. Making meaning is harder. And making truth is maddeningly difficult. Friendships, food, work, writing,...

Voice Myth-Busting

October 25, 2016• Editorials

Thoughts on Susan Sturm and Full Participation

October 10, 2016• Editorials

In the 2011 piece, “Full Participation: Building the Architecture for Diversity and Community Engagement in Higher Education,” Prof....

Maia Hibbett’s Fall 2016 Issue 1 Editorial

September 20, 2016• Editorials

This year, I managed to avoid the inaugural episode of clicking, dragging, and screaming that is The College Voice’s publication ritual....

Aparna Gopalan’s Fall 2016 Issue 1 Editorial

September 20, 2016• Editorials

An arrest warrant was issued against journalist Amy Goodman on September 8 for her coverage of police violence against protestors in North Dakota. Protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline have finally made national news in the past months, thanks to journalists like Goodman, who have disrupted the mainstream media’s silence on the issue. Goodman is the Executive Producer of Democracy Now!, a news source that is committed to covering important issues in critical ways and creating a truly free press in an age of corporate news.