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Calhoun College to be Renamed for Grace Murray Hopper

March 6, 2017• News

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Peace Accords Reached in Colombia

March 6, 2017• News

Colombia is a nation marked by the violent nature of internal conflict. Throughout the 19th century, Colombia experienced a multitude of...

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Students, Faculty and Staff Stand Against Hate

February 21, 2017• News

All photos courtesy of Hannah Johnston Wednesday, Feb. 8 provided a warm and sunny atmosphere for Conn’s collective stand of resistance...

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New London Fights Fracking Waste

February 21, 2017• News

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Connecting Connecticut and Rhode Island: Updates on the Northeast Corridor

February 21, 2017• News • One Comment

Since Christmas, there has been much concern over planning for future rail service in Southeastern Connecticut and Southwestern Rhode...

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40th Floralia; Budgeting for More than Hay

February 21, 2017• News

40 years ago, Floralia was little more than an informal spring gathering of Connecticut College students. Now, as its anniversary...

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A Note on the Inauguration from the CC Republicans and Conservatives

February 17, 2017• News

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“Towns Driving State Policy:” New London Aims to Ban Fracking Waste

February 17, 2017• News

One by one, Connecticut municipalities are sending a message to state and federal legislators: no to local fracking waste disposal....

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Photos Courtesy of Anna Rubin

A Report on the Women’s March from an Attendee

February 17, 2017• News

Commonly heard in discourse throughout the United States is an immense pride and sense of privilege in the Constitutional right to exercise...

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Dean McKnight’s Job Made More Crucial by Current Political Climate

February 17, 2017• News

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Roosevelt Unpacks Executive Orders

February 9, 2017• News

Written by Eleanor Knauss Within the first two weeks of his unorthodox presidency, Donald Trump signed over 20 executive actions, including...

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Skating on a Baseball Field: Women’s Ice Hockey Participates in Frozen Fenway

February 6, 2017• News

We sat on the paint-chipping wooden seats, soggy from the moisture in the air. It was an overcast 60-degree day in the middle of January...

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