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

October 7, 2015• News

October 7, 2015• News

Connecticut College has an Africana Studies program. Though not well known, it is by no means new. It has been on the books for years and...

September 23, 2015• Opinions, World News

His comb-over is a source of national amusement. He is unapologetically blunt and bluntly unapologetic. He has given few speeches without...

September 23, 2015• Opinions, World News

September 23, 2015• Opinions, World News

Many a prominent pundit have correctly observed that the current migration crisis poses a greater challenge to united Europe than the...

September 22, 2015• News

Are you ever jealous of people zipping around campus on a bike? Biking is the most common form of transportation worldwide, as well as...

September 22, 2015• News

September 22, 2015• News

Ben Ballard ’16, a double major in international relations and history, spent his summer in Tangier, Morocco at Librairie Les Insolites....

September 22, 2015• News

Last year, senior Leah Fleming, a behavioral neuroscience major, was the recipient of The Goldwater Scholarship. According to the...

September 22, 2015• News • One Comment

September 22, 2015• News

How do you define mayonnaise? This may seem like a strange question, but if you were to research it right now, you’d be met with a...

September 22, 2015• News

It all started with Katherine Bergeron’s announcement at convocation to the entire campus community. A surprise event, to be held on...