LFG
Oscar-winning filmmakers Sean Fine ’96 and Andrea Nix Fine take viewers inside the United States Women’s National Soccer Team’s fight for equal pay.
Features
The War On Schools
State takeovers. Mass layoffs. Teacher shortages. School closures. As America debates the future of public K-12 education, Professor Daniel Moak provides the historical context to answer the question: How did we get here?
After Afghanistan
Humanitarian Dana Hartman Freyer ’65 reflects on the plight and resilience of the Afghan people.
Making Contact
After a pandemic-induced hiatus, the Ammerman Center for Art and Technology’s biennial symposium returned to Connecticut College in full color this November.
The Heart of Campus
A transformed Cro will become a dynamic new space to ignite student life.
Notebook
Unmoored by Love
Sophia Bianchi ’26 and Brielle Blood ’24 starred in the Theater Department’s production of “The Moors”
‘Everything Is Connected’
240 seniors presented at the day-long All-College Symposium in November
We Are The Champions
Conn took first place in the Four-Year Small College category at the Pan-American Chess Championship
Where Need Is Greatest
Two Conn students took separate trips abroad over winter break to help Ukrainian residents and refugees
The Quilt
A new generation learns about the AIDS epidemic
What Haunts Our Young People
Professor Jefferson A. Singer explains why today’s college students need—and deserve—more support than ever before
Jewel on the Thames
Conn celebrates the revitalization of its spectacular waterfront
Flipbook
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