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REAL Restructures Housing, Takes First-Years Out of South

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As students have begun choosing their housing for next year, many have raised questions about changes being made for the upcoming year. This year brought the first all first-year dorm to Connecticut College, so what’s next?

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Clubs Get a Closer Look: Understanding SGA’s New Club Re-evaluation Process

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Beginning in the fall of 2017, a new committee formed by the Student Government Association (SGA) began auditing clubs on campus....

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Catching Up with Campus Safety Director Mary Savage

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Mary Savage has been director of campus safety here at Connecticut College for a little over six months, with that important high school...

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$20 Million in Donations to Go Toward Palmer Renovations

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A “historically informed renovation” will preserve the Art Deco building designed by the architect of the Empire State Building.

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Residents of Connecticut Say “Weed Like to See Some Change

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Marijuana legalization has been blazing through New England states in recent years, and could be coming to Connecticut soon....

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With New Petition, Students Keep Baldwin Debate Alive

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Although Visiting Assistant Professor of Gender and Women’s Studies and Assistant Director of Africana Studies Andrea Baldwin turned down...

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Knapp’s Leave Shows Complexity of Student-Faculty Relationships

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In a community as small as Connecticut College, information proves difficult to control. Concrete facts transform into rumors as they pass between tellers, moving further from the truth with each translation.

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At Conn, Fire Marshal Is Often Cited, but Little Known: Catching Up with Vernon Skau

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Rain pelted the New London Fire Station’s windows on Friday, March 2, when the Voice sat down with Fire Marshal Vernon Skau. Featuring...

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Religious Life at Conn Has Many Facets, Limited Visibility

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How does religion fit in the social atmosphere of a college? These few years are a time devoted to exploration of identity, so it seems...

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YouTuber’s Visit Incites Debate Among Students

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Music critic and YouTube personality Anthony Fantano had a tour canceled last fall because of his alleged ties to the alt-right, but that...

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On Return from Abroad, Students Seek Support

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CORRECTION: The print version of this article mentions a Mellon Foundation grant of $5.5 million. This is an error; the grant’s...

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