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Forming Connections: Educational Reform Continues, with End in Sight

October 28, 2015• News

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Alumni Spotlight: Hallie Selinger ’14: The World Keeps Spinning After Connecticut College

October 28, 2015• News

Editor’s Note: To further connect alumni to current students, The College Voice is working to create a consistent Alumni Spotlight...

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SGA Update: Sustainable Projects Fund up for Vote

October 28, 2015• News

From Oct. 25-28, the entire student body will be able to vote in a campus-wide referendum to renew the Sustainable Projects Fund (SPF),...

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Living in the Wake of School Shootings: Examining Conn’s Preparedness in case of an Emergency

October 28, 2015• News

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Classics Scholar Brings Ancient Theater: Forming Connections Between Neuroscience, History and Theater

October 28, 2015• News • One Comment

On Tuesday, Oct. 13, acclaimed classical scholar, translator and theater director Peter Meineck gave a lecture entitled “The Ancient...

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Current Food Trend: Quinoa

October 28, 2015• News

One of the latest health food trends has definitely hit Connecticut College. Quinoa, a nutritious grain, can be found in every dining hall...

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Need A Coffee Break? The Walk-In Welcomes Guests

October 28, 2015• News

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Strategic Planning Committee Announced: Work Begins to Plan for the Future

October 7, 2015• News

On Sept. 30, President Katherine Bergeron announced the final list of the students, staff and faculty members who would make up this...

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Finding Conn’s Commencement Speaker

October 7, 2015• News

In a recent e-mail to the Connecticut College community, President Katherine Bergeron announced the selection of investigative journalist...

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History Department Inducts First Phi Alpha Theta Class: Students Lead Initiative to Bring Society to Conn

October 7, 2015• News • One Comment

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(No) Harm in Asking

October 7, 2015• News

On Sept. 30, in Ernst Common Room, Anthony Jack, Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology at Harvard University, examined the divergent socialization...

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Who Gains from Shared Governance? An Alternate Perspective on a Staple of Life at Conn

October 7, 2015• News

I love shared governance. I mean, why not? At Connecticut College, we pride ourselves in a “system of governance in which the...

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