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Working, Studying, Saving Together: A Letter From SGA

December 7, 2009• Opinions, SGA • One Comment

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Hope for a Heated Planet

December 7, 2009• News

“You are the leaders we have been waiting for,” said Bob Musil at his lecture “Hope for a Heated Planet: Can Students Stop Global...

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Professor Profile: Shani Collins

December 7, 2009• News

With ten years of touring experience, Bessie Award winner and current visiting assistant professor in the dance department Shani Collins...

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Make We Joy

December 7, 2009• News

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Prestigious NAACP Lawyer Alum Visits Gov Class

December 7, 2009• News

It’s not every day that students are able to meet with litigators who have argued in front of the Supreme Court...

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Post-Racial Politics?

December 7, 2009• News • One Comment

Dr. Ricky Jones, Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Louisville, gave a lecture titled “The End of Race: Racial...

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Pfizer to Relocate New London Headquarters

December 7, 2009• News • 3 Comments

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Pulitzer Winner Gives Brief, Wondrous Book Reading

December 7, 2009• News

Junot Diaz, author of 2008’s winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, is a successful and...

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Where, Oh Where Have All The Kegs Gone?

November 30, 2009• Opinions, SGA • One Comment

Remember the good old days of kegs? Well as a senior, I most certainly do. Living in Windham basement my freshman year I couldn’t tell...

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New Club Yalla Bina Brings More Arabic Culture to Campus

November 20, 2009• News

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Spectrum Celebrates LGBTQ Pride on Campus

November 20, 2009• News

The Connecticut College community was greeted in Cro with rainbow balloons, banners and weddings, as part of the campus’ Pride Day this...

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Conn Top Producer of Fulbright Scholars

November 20, 2009• News

In recent years, Connecticut College has been one of the top producers of Fulbright Scholars among liberal arts institutions, leaving some...

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