Get Out The Vote
Professor of government Mara Suttmann-Lea and voting activist Chakena Sims Perry ’16 discuss what turned into the COVID-19 election.
Features
Food Insecurity
The food industry nearly broke down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will take creativity and ingenuity to recover what’s been lost.
Education Deferred
Primary- and secondary-school educators discuss the challenges of teaching during a pandemic.
The Burn
As wildfires blazed across the American West this summer, Conn alumni from Connecticut to Southern California helped contain and manage the risks of an increasingly damaging fire season.
The Health of the World
Drawing on his experience as a public health and immunization expert with the CDC and his current role with pharma giant Merck, Dr. Mawuli Nyaku ’03 shares a hopeful outlook on COVID-19 vaccine adoption.
Exclusive
Alma Mater Collaboration
To commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Connecticut College Alma Mater, President Bergeron and her husband Butch Rovan put together a unique performance of the song with a virtual choir of students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Notebook
Reimagine the Language of Dance
"Reach" was performed in the Arboretum for a socially distanced audience.
70 Million Years of History
What can the remains of microorganisms that lived millions of years ago tell us about the future?
Acting Out
Conn is one of the first colleges to hold live performances during the pandemic.
Lab Tests
Two Conn alums help to safeguard campus health amidst a global pandemic.
All-College Symposium
This year's ACS, held virtually, highlighted students’ integrative learning.
Crazy Brave
U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo speaks at One Book One Region.
Project Dialogue
The Agnes Gund ’60 Dialogue Project is deepening intercultural awareness and understanding, says John McKnight, dean of Institutional Equity and Inclusion.
Deep Background
Debo Adegbile ’91 discussed the legacy of the late Congressman John Lewis with Harvard Law professor Noah Feldman on the podcast Deep Background.
Flipbook
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