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Campus Happenings: House Senators and Hounds

September 25, 2025• News

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Speaking Out: New London Rallies Against the Trump Administration

September 25, 2025• News

Earlier this spring, on May 21, dozens of protestors gathered just down the street from the Coast Guard Academy’s graduation ceremony to...

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Taking the Long Way: Disabled Students Blocked by Connecticut College Construction

September 25, 2025• News • One Comment

Courtesy of Elaine Sandoval Carrasco ’28 Disabled students at Connecticut College are raising alarms after construction outside...

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Social Media Named Top Source of News in the U.S.

August 1, 2025• News

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President Sheinbaum’s Mexico: Education Push Meets Enduring Challenges

August 1, 2025• News

Mexico’s approach to higher education is drawing international notice this summer as President Claudia Sheinbaum embarks on an ambitious...

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

August 1, 2025• News

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

August 1, 2025• News

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Profit Meets Philanthropy: Lessons from Visionary Daniel Neiditch

May 7, 2025• News

Courtesy of Robin C. Wright On April 28, 2025, the Entrepreneurship Club at Connecticut College had the unique opportunity to meet Daniel...

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President Chapdelaine Stands with Harvard Against Government Overreach

May 7, 2025• News

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”

May 7, 2025• News

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Natalia Hall ’25 Announced As 107th Commencement Student Speaker

May 7, 2025• News

Courtesy of Connecticut College Natalia Hall ‘25 has been selected by a committee of administrators, staff, faculty, and students to be...

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Prolonged Frustration or Expected Progress for Ukraine?

May 7, 2025• News

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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