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Through Three Mediums: Ammerman Scholars Reflect on Senior Projects

News

Although Drew André ’16, Juan Flores ’16 and Grace Juster ’16 all combine art and technology in their projects as scholars of the...

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College Hosts First One Book One Region Event, Discussion Centers on Criminal Justice Reform

New London, News

This year, Connecticut College partnered with One Book One Region, a community based initiative that began as small book club and developed...

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OVCS: An Office of Civic Opportunity

News, Uncategorized

“A main goal of OVCS is to support the College’s mission ‘to educate students to put the liberal arts into action in a global...

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Students, Faculty Discuss “Black Rage”

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Jermaine Doris ‘19, and French and Africana Studies Professor Nathalie Etoke took a multifaceted approach to the issues of race, emotion...

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Warriors Out for Blood

Sports, World News

Five months ago, the best team in basketball, the Golden State Warriors, and the best player in basketball, Lebron James, competed against...

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Reflections on Investigative Journalism in a Time of Upheaval on College Campuses

Opinions, World News

Most of the reportage that this newspaper does is quite local. Something happens on campus, and we cover it. In the process, we may speak...

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Conn Forgets Turbulent Past

New London, Opinions • One Comment

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Divestment: The Price of Clean Money

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In 1988, a group of Connecticut College students urged a motion for the college endowment portfolio. Its goal was to get the College’s...

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Unique Study Spaces to Consider

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On Campus! Hillel House – Located in North campus, near the Winthrop Offices and Earth House. There are study spaces on both levels,...

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