The following letter was written and submitted by Professor Andrew Pessin and is in response to the Faculty and Staff Statement of Solidarity with Student Protestors: Dear Conn College students, It is ...

The undersigned Faculty and Staff at Connecticut College stand in solidarity with our colleagues and students across the nation who have been subjected to arrests, violence, and repression. We echo ...

One must commend the moral earnestness and activism reflected in the student “statement of solidarity” published here and thus inviting discussion. Yet we would be doing its authors and many ...

Leonardo Da Vinci was a true Renaissance man; he was educated in everything from medicine to theology. His goal to know a little bit about everything seems to be what our General Education ...

In order to protect the privacy and livelihoods of students, faculty, and staff involved, we are refraining from naming our sources. We understand that using anonymous sources may impact the ...

This past summer, on the department’s first trip since 2019, students across disciplines with an interest in Art History and conservation joined Professor Joseph Alchermes on a trip to Italy and ...

From the depths of stardom rises a new cultural phenomenon: pop stars establishing their boundaries and changing the expectations of modern public figures. Chappell Roan is at the front of this ...

Image courtesy of Connecticut College. The Bates Student, the Bates newspaper recently published an article ranking the NESCAC mascots, and I disagreed so much I had to post my own (correct) rankings.

When I first heard of “people attracted to serial killers,” I thought the idea to be preposterous. “Sexual attraction to murderers,” I thought to myself, “that can’t be a real thing, can it?” Well, ...

Day one of Conn College’s annual outdoor Track and Field home meet, the Silfen Invitation, held at the track behind the Athletic Center, saw some incredible performances by its distance and ...

As stressed college students, sometimes we need a break from reality. For me, that break comes in the form of watching reality television. It may sound ironic, but becoming invested in the ...

After an early 6 am wake-up, a few train malfunctions and transfers, and a tight Uber ride, a cohort of Connecticut College students arrived in Washington D.C., with 3 days of learning, questioning, ...