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A National Treasure Under Threat – The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

November 23, 2022• News

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“Building on Strength”: How Connecticut College Plans to Develop Over the Next Twenty Years

November 23, 2022• News

Photo courtesy of Madeline Cho Recently, the informational and sticky note boards in the College Center at Crozier-Williams regarding the...

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Camels Abroad: Shawnia Yon ’24

November 9, 2022• News

Photos Courtesy of Shawnia Yon ’24 Name, Pronouns, Class Year: Shawnia Yon, she/her, 2024 Majors: Dance and Economics Pathway:...

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¡Comunidad!: Enrich Mentorship Program Builds Community Bridges

November 9, 2022• News

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Ya Think Ya Know a Guy: The Ned Fulmer Analysis

October 21, 2022• News

In 2018, Keith Habersberger, Ned Fulmer, Zach Kornfeld , and Eugene Lee Yang left the behemoth media corporation Buzzfeed to create their...

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Mush-room for Mushrooms: Mystic Holds Annual Wild Mushroom Festival

October 21, 2022• New London, News

Calling all fungi fans! Whether you favor lilac boletes or chicken of the woods, you were guaranteed to fin the wild mushroom of your...

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Floridian Camels Cope with Disaster

October 21, 2022• News

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The Freedom to Create: Interdisciplinary Arts Symposium Projects

October 21, 2022• News

This Nov. 3, the Connecticut College community will gather for the fourth annual All-College Symposium. In this symposium, seniors from...

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A Ghost Hunter’s Guide to the Ghosts of CT

October 21, 2022• News

Spooky season is upon us, and with that comes increased interest in the paranormal. This year, the state of Connecticut was deemed the...

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I Spent an Afternoon in the Archives, Part I

October 5, 2022• News

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Board of Trustees Welcomes New YAT, Samirah Jaigirdar ’22

October 5, 2022• News

Last spring, Connecticut College welcomed six new members to the Board of Trustees. The Board consists of a group of elected...

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New London: From Ex-Whaling Hub to Green Energy Capital

October 5, 2022• New London, News • 2 Comments

For several decades of the 19th-century, New London, Connecticut was one of the busiest whaling ports in the world. In 1876, the...

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