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Gaza’s Return to War: Unraveling the Ceasefire

April 9, 2025• News, World News • One Comment

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Student Statement of Solidarity with the Palestinian People

May 8, 2024• Editorials, Letters, World News • 8 Comments

As liberal arts college students, we are constantly reminded of the importance of education in life. We are told that education will help...

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Camels Assist With Ukrainian Refugees

March 4, 2022• News, World News

Photo courtesy of Unsplash. Annika Brown is a Connecticut College student studying abroad this semester in Denmark. Below is their account...

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The Battle Over Historical Narratives in the Indian Diaspora

April 5, 2020• News, World News • One Comment

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Coronavirus in Italy Sends Home Study Abroad Students

March 8, 2020• Camels Abroad, News, World News

Three months ago I woke up, slipped on my running sneakers, and put in my earbuds to listen to that day’s NPR: Up First podcast. Hosts...

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Ongoing Disasters in Puerto Rico Continue to be Ignored

February 6, 2020• News, World News

Since December, tremors have been wreaking havoc in Puerto Rico on a daily basis. The first earthquake left more than 8,000 people living...

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Bolivia’s 21st Century Coup d’Ètat

December 10, 2019• News, World News

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Warriors Out for Blood

December 21, 2015• Sports, World News

Five months ago, the best team in basketball, the Golden State Warriors, and the best player in basketball, Lebron James, competed against...

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Reflections on Investigative Journalism in a Time of Upheaval on College Campuses

December 21, 2015• Opinions, World News

Most of the reportage that this newspaper does is quite local. Something happens on campus, and we cover it. In the process, we may speak...

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“The Half Has Never Been Told”

December 21, 2015• News, World News

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Letters from Paris: Students’ Stories of Terrorism

December 21, 2015• News, World News

On Jan. 7, 2015, twelve people were killed in Paris when Islamic extremists responded violently to a depiction of Muhammad by French...

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Letters from Paris: Students’ Stories of Terrorism

December 21, 2015• News, World News

Editors Note: John Sargent is a junior studying abroad in Paris, France during the Fall 2015 semester.  The clock on my phone read 4:34...

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