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Zachs Hillel House Officially Opened

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On Tuesday, Jan. 28, Connecticut College formally opened its first ever Hillel House, named the Zachs Hillel House for its benefactor,...

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On Why All-Freshmen Dorms Seem Like a Pretty Bad Idea

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The best of times, the worst of times—freshman year, we’ve all been there. What is it like being a first year student? As a typical...

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In Remembrance of Professor Ann Robertson

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Semester Comes to a Close with Celebration of Festivus

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A favorite holiday for most camels, Festivus has transformed year after year since the tradition began here on campus. A sign of the...

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Professor Cruz-Saco, Leader of SATA Peru

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“If you want to wear a lettuce on your head, just do it!” As a Study Away Teach Away family, we received a lot of advice from Professor...

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A Legend Leaves, a Legacy Left Behind: As President Higdon prepares to step down, professors reflect on his time at the College and anticipate the transition ahead

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Art by Amy Williams and Dave Shanfield According to Professor of Economics Don Peppard, past Connecticut College presidents have left...

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Precedent Set for Presentations of Student Research

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The open space above Harris refectory between Main Street East and West usually serves as just the home to a sole grand piano came alive in...

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Mystic Restaurant Week Gives Students the Chance to Dine Well, Inexpensively

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Each year the seaside town of Mystic, Connecticut organizes their Restaurant Week. This is a part of the larger Connecticut Restaurant...

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In an Effort to Save Knowlton Dining Hall, Residents Speak Out

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Students enjoying a weekday lunch in Knowlton’s language-immersive dining hall Due to the renovations in Shain Library, expected to...

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