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Gaza’s Return to War: Unraveling the Ceasefire

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The night sky over Gaza was once again illuminated by airstrikes on March 18, shattering a ceasefire that had been held for just one day...

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Decolonizing Ukrainian Design: Alexander Tochilovsky and the Odessa City Letters Project

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Unless it is to look at the prospects of the United States brokering peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, the ongoing war in...

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Annual CISLA United Nations Trip Recap

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Courtesy of Evie Lockwood Mullaney ’27 While the rest of campus was still peacefully dozing through the start of April Fool’s Day,...

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Professor Maria Rosa Receives Million-Dollar Grants to Study Mamacoke Island

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Courtesy of Connecticut College Professor Maria Rosa, the Carol & George Milne Assistant Professor of Biology, has been awarded two...

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[Un]Freedom Colloquium: An Exploration of Inequalities in New London

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Courtesy of Sean Elliot On Monday, February 24, the second event in the UnFreedom Colloquium occurred, jointly organized by Connecticut...

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Walter Commons Spring Break Excursion to Cochabamba Bolivia

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Courtesy of Luke Corless On March 9, a group of 12 students, faculty, and staff made their way to John F. Kennedy International Airport to...

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Board of Trustees Releases Statement Prohibiting Divestment

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On the morning of February 24, the “Statement of Investment Principles of the Connecticut College Board of Trustees” was released to...

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Manufacturing War: Spencer Ackerman’s “Reign of Terror”

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How can one begin to describe a world that no longer exists to an audience of young people who never experienced it? This was Professor...

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