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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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Manager of Sustainability Josh Stoffel Talks Holistic Sustainability Practices

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Every year at Conn, there are a few words that seem to infiltrate campus conversations and discussions. So far this semester, the big three...

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“Political Transformations in the Middle East” Conference to be held Wednesday

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As a senior, I so often hear my peers speak of what sound like incredibly interesting projects for their seminars, their independent...

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New Blog Gives Space to Discuss Racism in Today’s Society

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Connecticut College students have never been known to shy away from problems in our society. It seems that for almost every issue...

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Sustainable Food Market Provides More Opportunities for Environmentally Friendly Shopping

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There is no denying that sustainability has become a hot-button topic here at Connecticut College in the last few years. In many ways, it...

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Alice Munro Wins the Noble Prize: Implications for the Classroom Experience

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On Oct. 10, Canadian short story writer Alice Munro was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. For many experienced readers of Munro, this...

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If You Give A Mouse A Cookie…

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In the past year, neuroscience Professor Joseph Schroeder and a few dedicated neuroscience majors and Science Leaders took up the challenge...

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Klagsbrun Symposium Brings David Sedaris to Conn

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“In America, if your neighbor has a Rolls-Royce, you want one, too. In England, if your neighbor has a Rolls-Royce, you want him to die...

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