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Takeaways from the SGA Forum on Covid-19

September 27, 2021• News, SGA

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How Low Can Conn Go (with Waste Consumption)?

September 27, 2021• News

Photo courtesy of Greg Genco. Connecticut College is one of the first colleges nationwide to have a refill station for waste-free, low...

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Covid-19 At Conn and Other Colleges

September 27, 2021• News

Photo courtesy of Connecticut College.      The New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) has some of the strictest...

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Gold – A Work in Progress

September 27, 2021• News

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Exile Off Campus: Hotel Quarantine and Interviews with the Isolated

September 25, 2021• News

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. When Conn’s administration announced that we were shifting to Alert Level Orange on the morning of Tuesday,...

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Michael Tracey Trespasses Onto College Grounds to Give “A Voice to the Voiceless”

September 15, 2021• News • 3 Comments

Featured photo courtesy of Jack Walsh. Despite being shooed away by Mary Savage and Campus Safety officers before he could even begin his...

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Conn Moves Back Into Yellow

September 14, 2021• News

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The Search for the Next Dean of Institutional Equity and Inclusion

August 24, 2021• News, The Summer Voice

Photo courtesy of Amanda Sanders. After 5 years as the Dean of Institutional Equity and Inclusion (DIEI), it was announced on March 2, that...

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How Will Conn Look Different This Fall?

August 24, 2021• News, The Summer Voice

Photo courtesy of Jackie Chalghin. As Conn returns to full capacity for the Fall 2021 semester, expecting the masses to once again gather...

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Summer of Sports: Camel Athletics Continues Community Work

August 23, 2021• News, Sports, The Summer Voice • One Comment

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NCAA Passes “Name, Image and Likeness” Bill

August 23, 2021• News, Sports, The Summer Voice

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. Scrolling through social media or watching any sort of national television nowadays is only half-filled with...

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The Dorms Are Alive with the Sound of Music

August 23, 2021• Arts, News, The Summer Voice

Photo courtesy of Ariel Salerno. In past years, dorm rooms typically served three purposes: sleeping, studying, and snuggling. But in the...

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