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Super Bowl LIII: Maybe next year, Tom

February 2, 2019• News, Sports

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An Update on the Palmer Renovation

December 11, 2018• News

A planned renovation to Palmer Auditorium and Castle Court remains in its preliminary stages while the anticipated completion date has been...

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Finalist in Prestigous Fellowship: Brandy Darling

December 11, 2018• News

If you had asked a 13-year-old Brandy Darling ‘19 what she would like to be when she grew up, she would have named a series of ambitious...

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Community Bulletin

December 11, 2018• Community Bulletin, News

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Sports Spotlight

December 11, 2018• News, Sports

Women’s Results Ice Hockey wins vs. Manhattanville 3-0. lose to Norwich 0-2 Basketball wins vs. Roger Williams 65-53, lose to Trinity...

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Staff Recs

December 11, 2018• News

Media and journalism reccomendations from the staff of The College Voice Dana Gallagher: “America’s Red-Blue Split isn’t About...

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Canadians Remain Divided Over Carbon Tax

December 11, 2018• News

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SAC, Students Frustrated With Low Attendance at Events

December 11, 2018• News

At the beginning of the semester, Conn’s Student Activity Council (SAC) promoted a live performance of Dreezy. The Chicago-born rapper...

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In Confusing Election, Student Body Approves Constitution and Sustainability Measures

December 11, 2018• News

Two referendums held in November regarding SGA’s constitution and Sustainable Projects Fund have passed successfully, according to SGA...

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MOBROC Barn Closed to Performances for Remainder of Semester

November 21, 2018• News • 2 Comments

Student band suspended after alcohol containers are found inside the Barn.

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Senior Spotlight: Ben Highton

November 21, 2018• News, Sports

From growing up in Europe to nearly having the lower half of his right leg amputated before his sophomore season, senior forward Ben...

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Former College Employee Pleads Guilty To Stealing $173K From College; Faces Up To 20 Years In Prison

November 15, 2018• News

Michael Kmec, the former director of Auxiliary Services at Connecticut College, pleaded guilty Wednesday to one count of wire fraud...

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