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Spotlight on Hodges Square

New London, News • One Comment

One of the most exciting projects to gain traction last spring was the Student Volunteer Army (or SVA, for short). Born of recent alums...

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A Call for Thanks to Essential Staff: Numerous Employees Brave Winter Storm Juno to Keep Campus Running Overnight

News, SGA

As forecasts of Winter Storm Juno grew more and more serious, Connecticut College students and staff began preparing for the worst. While...

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Creativity Comes Alive: Center for Arts & Technology Hosts Physical Computing Workshop

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During winter break, students involved in the Ammerman Center for Arts and Technology (CAT) returned to campus early to engage in a...

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Growing Local with New London Local First

New London, News

In 2006, Art Costa, a New London native and former IT software developer retired. He returned to New London, promising himself never “to...

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Three Days of Terror in Paris

News, World News

The “Three Days of Terror” in Paris began with the killing of 12 Charlie Hebdo cartoonists and the injury of four others on Jan. 7,...

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Disillusions of Shared Governance: A Student’s Report for 2014

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One of the things that our college prides themselves in is in shared governance. To quote the website: “Connecticut College students,...

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Public Art Plays Prominent Role in Downtown New London

Arts, New London • One Comment

“oNe pLace many CulTures.” Look closely, do you see it? Here’s a hint, it’s written in a mural in downtown New London. “One Place...

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No Shain, No Pain: An Inside Look at Our Library’s Renovations

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President Bergeron emailed the college community at the end of October with the following message: “Among the best pieces of news I...

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