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Conn Students Consider the iPhone X

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When The College Voice asked twenty Conn students whether they were planning to upgrade to the iPhone X, no one said yes.

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Understanding SGA Allocations

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Vice President of Finance and Administration Rich Madonna, Director of Financial Aid Sean Martin, and SGA Chief of Finance Amanda Yacos...

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Tackling Tenure: An Explanation of Conn’s Tenure-Granting Processes

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The personnel review process for faculty receiving permanent appointments at a college, more commonly referred to as the granting of tenure...

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U.S. Continues to Neglect Puerto Rico

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During a recent news conference in San Juan with Puerto Rico officials and the Trump Administration, President Trump said, “I hate to tell you Puerto Rico, but you’ve thrown our budget a little out of whack.” His response to the effects of Hurricane Maria on the American territory was an effective representation of the U.S. government’s lackluster attempts to rebuild the storm-ravaged territory.

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Understanding Enrollment: Why Did Conn Come Up Short?

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Recent declines in Conn’s enrollment numbers present an interesting situation for the school, especially when compared to national trends...

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“The Ability Exhibit” Educates on Allyship

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“There’s so much talk in this country right now of accessibility and disability rights,” said Julia Kaback ’18, who is an ally of...

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First Year, First Impressions of Social Life

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When choosing a college, many students are concerned with how they can have fun in between all of their hard work. As a result, on-campus social life emerges as a defining feature in higher education. It is especially important for first-years as they are meeting many new people, making friends, and in most cases, living away from home for the first time. While some students have settled into a social life that works for them, many first-years are still navigating how the social scene works.

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Choir Concerns Voiced, but not Heard

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Between a cappella, choir, and MOBROC bands, the number of vocal performance groups at Conn seems awfully high for a campus of only 1,865...

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In a World of #MeToo, Women’s Empowerment Takes Initiative

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A recent popular Twitter and Facebook campaign, #metoo, asked women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted to share and promote the...

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2021’s First Fall Weekend

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Fall Weekend spans three days and consists of various events intended to showcase students’ work and athletic abilities. It also gives families a chance to reunite after students have been at school for nearly two months. For first-year students, this is a particularly exciting weekend, as Harvest Festival and the Fall Ball both take place on Saturday.

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Joshua Green ’94 Covers the Rise of Nationalism in American Politics

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According to Connecticut College president Katherine Bergeron, “Joshua Green ‘94 is arguably one of the most influential long-form...

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What Does Conn Really Recycle?

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Whenever I see a blue recycling bin next to a gray trash bin on this campus, I can’t help but look into the blue bin to see what people...

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