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“You could say the trouble started there:” How conversations in Larrabee led to an expansion of voting rights

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Courtesy of Lee Howard When you’re hanging out with your friends in your dorm room, you never expect to start a social movement – but...

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Introducing the Class of 2025 Langer Scholars

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Courtesy of Sean Elliot On April 3, Connecticut College honored 18 graduating seniors as Langer Scholars. The highest academic honor...

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Dining Staff and Local 217 Rally for Sick Pay Petition

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Courtesy of Henry Shmitt The rally outside Fanning Hall on Friday, April 11 signified a new push in the Connecticut College dining...

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Gaza’s Return to War: Unraveling the Ceasefire

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The night sky over Gaza was once again illuminated by airstrikes on March 18, shattering a ceasefire that had been held for just one day...

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The DCC at CC: Disability Cultural Center Opening Brings New Era for Conn

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Courtesy of Sean Elliot On Tuesday, April 1, the ribbon cutting and disability dialogue marked the official opening of the Disability...

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Annual CISLA United Nations Trip Recap

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Courtesy of Evie Lockwood Mullaney ’27 While the rest of campus was still peacefully dozing through the start of April Fool’s Day,...

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Conn President and Dean of Admissions Weigh in on State of Higher Education

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Courtesy of Amelia Racicot Colleges and universities serve as microcosms of U.S. society, reflecting its larger systems of power and...

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[Un]Freedom Colloquium: An Exploration of Inequalities in New London

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Courtesy of Sean Elliot On Monday, February 24, the second event in the UnFreedom Colloquium occurred, jointly organized by Connecticut...

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