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Prominent Writers Debate Free Speech

December 21, 2015• News

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“The Half Has Never Been Told”

December 21, 2015• News, World News

On Dec. 7 in Blaustein 210, Cornell University Associate Professor of History Edward E. Baptist examined the concurrent evolution of...

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To Fundraise, Conn Students “Take the Plunge”

December 21, 2015• News

On Dec. 5, 2015, Connecticut College’s chapter of Oceana, a student club that raises awareness about the importance of protecting the...

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Letters from Paris: Students’ Stories of Terrorism

December 21, 2015• News, World News

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Letters from Paris: Students’ Stories of Terrorism

December 21, 2015• News, World News

Editors Note: John Sargent is a junior studying abroad in Paris, France during the Fall 2015 semester.  The clock on my phone read 4:34...

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Multiple Student Government Association Members Resign, Cite Issues Within the Assembly and Executive Board

December 6, 2015• News, SGA

 Editor’s Note: This story was originally featured on our website, thecollegevoice.org, and was updated with more information and...

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Looking Back on Last Semester: Professor Richard Landes Lectures on the Spring of 2015

November 23, 2015• News • One Comment

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The New London Community Meal Center Faces Critical Funding Shortage

November 22, 2015• New London, News

The New London Community Meal Center (NLCMC) provides people in need with prepared meals with no questions asked, but due to a serious...

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Vegan Alternatives to Traditional Thanksgiving Recipes

November 22, 2015• News, World News

In 2012, over 254 million turkeys were raised for slaughter in the United States, a two percent increase from 2011’s total. Around 46...

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Alumna Shares Insights During Common Hour Talk on Civil Rights Movement

November 18, 2015• News

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College Joins Coalition, Aims to Reform Admissions Process

November 18, 2015• News

Late last month, Connecticut College announced their partnership with the newly launched Coalition for Access, Affordability, and Success....

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Racist Caricature in Student Journalism

November 18, 2015• News, World News

On Oct. 23, SUNY Plattsburgh’s student-run newspaper, The Cardinal Points, reached the national spotlight following its publication of a...

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