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Lightning Strikes Twice: English Department Fiction Honors Students Left Advisorless Again

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Courtesy of Sean Elliot For the second time in as many years, the English department was struck with an unwelcome surprise this summer. On...

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Paul Kiesel ‘82 Moderates Speak Up for Justice June Event: Global Risks to the Justice System– A Warning to America

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Courtesy of Speak Up for Justice On June 26th, 2025, Connecticut College alumnus Paul Kiesel ‘82 moderated an event entitled Global Risks...

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President Chapdelaine Stands with Harvard Against Government Overreach

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Courtesy of Katie Moum In the newest round of federal funding cuts, The Trump administration and the U.S Department of Education recently...

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Conn’s First “Chap Swap”

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Images Courtesy of Sean Elliot Davi Becomes President! Being president of Connecticut College for a day was certainly not on my bingo card...

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Prolonged Frustration or Expected Progress for Ukraine?

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The war in Ukraine passed its three-year mark in February, which remains stubbornly unresolved. Not long after the unforgettable, pivotal...

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“Forward is a Pace”: The Inauguration of President Andrea E. Chapdelaine 

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Courtesy of Sean Elliot On Saturday, April 26, Connecticut College celebrated the inauguration of its 12th president, Andrea E....

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Introducing the Class of 2025 Langer Scholars

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Courtesy of Sean Elliot On April 3, Connecticut College honored 18 graduating seniors as Langer Scholars. The highest academic honor...

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Arabic 201 Class Explores Awe-Inspiring Morocco

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Courtesy of Lucas Rodi ’27 This past spring break, my Arabic 201 class was fortunate to be presented with the unique opportunity to...

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