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Good News Spotlight: Climate Change

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People are noticing fish swimming in the canals of Venice.

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How do Chemistry and Math Professors Teach While Remote?

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In a Webex meeting with Mathematics Professor Vince Thompson, and in a phone interview with Chemistry Professor Tanya Schneider, I was able...

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A Perspective on Remote Learning From a Department Head

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Since the College moved to distant learning, a plethora of challenges have been faced by students, faculty, and staff. I spoke over Google...

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The Battle Over Historical Narratives in the Indian Diaspora

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Khalsa giving a talk to students in the Walter Commons last November. Photo credit: Lauren O’Leary This article was co-written by...

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Connecticut College and COVID-19: a Timeline

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Editors’ Note: This information is gathered primarily from emails sent to the student body Study Abroad in China January 23-27: The...

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Palmer Protest Raises Concerns for Sustainability at Conn

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Co-written by Sam Maidenberg and the CC Climate Collective In early December 2019, Katie Warren ‘22, and Avatar Simpson ‘20 drafted a...

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Campus Safety: What’s Really Changed?

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February 3, 2020   12:14 AM Timely Warning: Robbery and Assault ConnColl Alert: Student robbed and assaulted on Tempel Green tonight. NLPD...

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Selective Outrage and The Houston Astros

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Cheating and high-level athletics go together like Bill Belichick and faded cutoff hoodies. From the 1919 Black Sox scandal to the Nancy...

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Study Abroad in China Cut Short by Coronavirus

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At the start of this semester, Connecticut College junior Rosendo Sainz embarked on an exciting academic venture: to study abroad in China....

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