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

November 19, 2013• News

November 19, 2013• News

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

November 19, 2013• New London, News

Trigger Warning: This article deals with an account of sexual assault that may be triggering to some readers. Jose Lopez, a former cook in...

November 12, 2013• News

November 12, 2013• News

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

November 4, 2013• News, Uncategorized

On Wednesday, Sept. 11, 30 students gathered in the Voice office at 9 p.m. for the first official meeting of the 2013-2014 academic year....

November 4, 2013• News

November 4, 2013• News, Uncategorized

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

November 4, 2013• News

As a school located just outside Boston, Providence and New York City, as well as numerous other smaller, yet just as exciting cities,...

October 28, 2013• News

October 28, 2013• News • 2 Comments

“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...

October 28, 2013• New London, News • One Comment

This past summer, the Connecticut College Arboretum received national recognition by Nerd Scholar, a website concerning the intricacies of...