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Camels In Washington – 2nd Iteration of Connecticut College’s Black History Month Retreat

March 26, 2025• Opinions

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The NL Smart Ride: Public Transportation that Works

March 26, 2025• Opinions

Courtesy of Elaine Sandoval Carrasco As I spent my spring break exploring New London’s public transportation system, I stumbled upon...

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Conn Honor Code: Increasing Relevance 

March 26, 2025• Opinions

The Conn Honor Code is more than a policy, it is an ideology that is expected to be followed in all aspects of campus life by all members...

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Antisemitism and the Corruption of Liberal Arts

March 18, 2025• Editorials, Letters, Opinions

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Response to ccstudentsforpalestine, and Next Steps

March 3, 2025• Editorials, Letters, Opinions • 3 Comments

The following letter was written and submitted by Professor Andrew Pessin and is in response to the CC Students for Palestine statement on...

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Investing in Innovation: Why Conn Should Create a Makerspace

February 27, 2025• Opinions

Courtesy of Benjamin Thomas For all that Connecticut College preaches interdisciplinary learning, I will bet that if you are not heavily...

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TikTok Ban: A Political Ploy

February 15, 2025• Opinions • One Comment

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The Questions AI@Conn Program Generates about Artificial Intelligence’s Place in Higher Ed

February 15, 2025• Opinions

Courtesy of Connecticut College Students opening their CamelWeb since returning to campus this semester may have spotted a new message...

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Syria: The History, the Context, the Dream

February 15, 2025• Opinions • 4 Comments

Courtesy of Hosein Charbaghi Syria is free! But why does this matter, and why is it making headlines? While many countries in the region...

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Good Intentions, Harmful Actions: The Problem with CC Students for Palestine

February 13, 2025• Opinions • 4 Comments

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The Cruelty of Colorblindness: Trump’s War on DEI

February 13, 2025• Opinions

President Trump’s crusade against Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives has escalated, sending shockwaves through...

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Soft Sciences vs Hard Sciences: What’s the Misconception?

December 4, 2024• Opinions

The terms “hard” and “soft” sciences are thrown around rather carelessly in many college atmospheres, although most people would...

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