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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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April 23, 2025• News

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

April 23, 2025• News

Courtesy of Lucas Rodi ’27 This past spring break, my Arabic 201 class was fortunate to be presented with the unique opportunity to...

April 23, 2025• News

April 9, 2025• News, World News • One Comment

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...

April 9, 2025• News

Unless it is to look at the prospects of the United States brokering peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, the ongoing war in...

April 9, 2025• News

April 9, 2025• News

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

March 26, 2025• News

Courtesy of Connecticut College Professor Maria Rosa, the Carol & George Milne Assistant Professor of Biology, has been awarded two...

March 26, 2025• News

March 26, 2025• News

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

March 26, 2025• News

Courtesy of Luke Corless On March 9, a group of 12 students, faculty, and staff made their way to John F. Kennedy International Airport to...