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Et Tu, Quarantine?: The Classics Department’s Reading Groups

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Its languages may be dead, but the Classics department most definitely is not. After narrowly avoiding a fatal backstabbing from COVID-19...

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Camels Abroad: Emma Dinkelspiel

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Courtesy of Emma Dinkelspiel ’25 What program are you enrolled in? Baden-Württemberg Exchange studying at University of Konstanz. I...

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Watch Out for NSSE!

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Courtesy of National Survey of Student Engagement Data Reports Many of you have probably seen Moodle notices and fliers around campus...

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SGA: Government Denounces Fascism

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Photo Courtesy of Connecticut College It’s another Thursday night on campus. 25 elected student representatives, one student journalist...

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Housing Justice Series Kick-Off

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On Feb. 5th, the Connecticut College community welcomed Sean Ghio ‘93 to speak on the fundamentals of housing justice. The “What is...

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Professor Larry Vogel Looks Back on 35 Years at Conn

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Professor Larry Vogel of the Philosophy Department is retiring this semester, and I sat down with him to reflect on his life and career,...

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“I’ll Just ChatGPT It”: Questioning The Effects of AI Use in Classrooms

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Photo Courtesy of OpenAI I began researching the impact of artificial intelligence on students’ creativity and ability to think for...

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Trust, Promise, and Stability: Dining Staff Votes for Unionization

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Photo Courtesy of Kevin Lieue ’26 On December 14, 2023, Connecticut College faculty, staff, and students gathered to rally in support...

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