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Studying Abroad in Nantes, France

February 21, 2020• Camels Abroad, News

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A Continued Conversation on Race: How to Be an Antiracist

February 21, 2020• New London, News

New London — As part of the Conversation on Race lecture series, Connecticut College, in partnership with The Day and The United States...

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Spin Culture Returns to the Athletic Center

February 14, 2020• News

From SoulCycle to Flywheel to Cyclebar and Peloton, spin culture and studio cycling has flourished in the last five years. The rise of the...

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Eating Mindfully with Conn Alum Lily Kunin

February 14, 2020• News

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New London Chef Counters Trump Administration

February 6, 2020• New London, News

On Jan. 17, coincidentally the birthday of Michelle Obama, the Trump administration announced plans to roll back school lunch regulations...

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Ongoing Disasters in Puerto Rico Continue to be Ignored

February 6, 2020• News, World News

Since December, tremors have been wreaking havoc in Puerto Rico on a daily basis. The first earthquake left more than 8,000 people living...

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“Her Campus” and Female Empowerment

December 10, 2019• News

Just how important is the online publication HerCampus at Connecticut College?

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Rachel Stewart Comments on Annual Security Report

December 10, 2019• News

Photo courtesy of Long Ta. This fall, The Department of Campus Safety published its “Annual Security Report and Crime Statistics”. As...

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Bolivia’s 21st Century Coup d’Ètat

December 10, 2019• News, World News

On Oct. 20, 2019, Evo Morales was elected president of Bolivia for a fourth time, defeating the runner-up, former president of the centrist...

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Is Think.Do.Lead President Bergeron’s Legacy?

December 10, 2019• News

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Life at “Connecticut College for Women”

December 10, 2019• News

Fifty years ago in 1969, Connecticut College went co-ed. On Nov. 21, 2019, Rodi York ‘66 and Laurie Cameron ‘69 spoke about this...

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Economics Major Studies Abroad with SATA Peru

November 22, 2019• Camels Abroad, News

Joanna Rucker ‘21 is an economics major and finance minor, as well as a scholar in the Goodwin-Niering Center for the Environment. This...

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