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TRIP Programs Augment Classwork with Research Abroad

February 28, 2011• News

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A New Middle East Discussion

February 21, 2011• News

“This is the biggest moment of my career,” said Caroleen Sayej, professor of government, as she addressed the packed audience in the...

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Bruce Branchini’s Bug Biochemistry Procures Patent

February 21, 2011• News

When we think of Connecticut College, we generally think of liberal arts, not necessarily the science research. Some of us might not even...

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World News

February 21, 2011• News, World News

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“Difference is Fun!”

February 21, 2011• News

“What are you going to do the next time you hear someone say something bad about someone who is different?” Tracee Reiser, Associate...

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A Fight for Justice: Students Gather for the Annual Spotlight on Human Rights

February 21, 2011• News • 2 Comments

Did you know that there are more slaves in the world today than in history? Or that in 2009, more money was made from human trafficking...

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The Man Behind the Cyberspace Curtain: Interview with W. Lee Hisle

February 21, 2011• News

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“Photographs as Poems”

February 14, 2011• News

For those of us who only occasionally spend occasional time in New London, everyday sights can easily slip by, unnoticed, behind a stimulus...

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Middle East Revolutions Affect Students and Faculty

February 14, 2011• News

As Professor Caroleen Sayej handed out her syllabus in Government 236, Middle East Politics, a sense of irony clouded the room. Most of the...

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Who is Cynthia Enloe ’60? Graduation speaker, political theorist and feminist inspirational at last Friday’s Wine and Cheese

February 14, 2011• News • One Comment

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Single Stream Recycling Gives Conn an Edge in Recyclemania

February 14, 2011• News • One Comment

RecycleMania started last weekend, coinciding with Conn’s latest addition in a campaign to become more environmentally sustainable:...

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A Guide to Grad School

February 14, 2011• News

As a second semester freshman, the idea of graduating from Conn and entering the “real world” seems about as far away as the invention...

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