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WEBSep 18, 2024 — Connecticut College Takes Steps to Handle History Properly. September 18, 2024 • News. Courtesy of Claire Hloytak *Interview conducted with Dr. Graesch on Friday, September 6,... Read More →.
Home Sweet Home: The Remote Student Experience
WEBOct 14, 2020 — As the end of the first module of classes draws near, many students prepare for a schedule shift following finals. For some students, however, their schedules have shifted even more significantly; remote students around the country and the world have grappled with attending completely virtual classes, navigating time differences, and missing the physical campus community: their second homes.
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WEBSep 18, 2024 — Over a Year Post-Affirmative Action Decision, Debate Continues on Race-Based Admissions. September 18, 2024 • News. Courtesy of Collin Lloyd The matriculation of the Class of 2028 marks the first round of college admissions after the US Supreme Court... Read More →.
Over a Year Post-Affirmative Action Decision, Debate Continues …
WEBSep 18, 2024 — Courtesy of Collin Lloyd The matriculation of the Class of 2028 marks the first round of college admissions after the US Supreme Court struck down their 2003 decision Grutter v. Bolinger, a landmark case that upheld affirmative action. As the 2024-2025 academic year began, waves of outrage struck many …
Broken Down: The National Society of Leadership and Success?
WEBMar 20, 2022 — The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) is a national leadership honor society with a motto and goal of “building leaders who make a better world.”. A chapter of the organization was founded at Conn in 2019. Dean Norbert is the staff advisor, but a group of students who found the organization and became.
Pioneers of a Zoom Age - The College Voice
WEBFeb 28, 2022 — For Professor of Government Maryanne Borrelli, greater accessibility means reaching out to more students beyond Connecticut College and even beyond our borders. When “we have different communities coming together and different life experiences, your classroom gets richer,” says Borrelli. “You can’t do that without the help of technology
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WEBMay 8, 2024 — Broken Down: The National Society of Leadership and Success? March 20, 2022 “80,000 Dollars Worth of an Opinion” February 9, 2023 Bob Dylan is Staying Busy in Isolation May 5, 2020; Occupy Conn Coll Live Updates February 27, 2023; An Argument Against Gen Eds February 18, 2013; Students Occupy Fanning for the Fourth Time in…
What Really Are the Areas of Greatest Need on Campus?
WEBNov 28, 2021 — The site offers no insight about the specifics of this “Area.”. In an effort to make clear the most pressing needs of our current student body, The College Voice has conducted a poll around campus common spaces, asking students, “What is the area of greatest need on campus in terms of funding?”. In wake of the recent voyeurism incident ...
Not So Common Rooms: The 2021 Dorm Dilemma
WEBAug 24, 2021 — It’s hard to feel like an adult living in a dorm room. It’s easier to dismiss hearing the muffled sounds of your neighbor’s speaker reverberate through your wall late at night as you try to study for an exam, or finding droplets of urine left behind on the communal bathroom toilet seat as “part of the college experience” during freshman or sophomore year than when you’re only one ...
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WEBAs Connecticut College's only student-run newspaper, The College Voice recruits a volunteer staff of students each year to handle all aspects of the bi-weekly publication: reporting, editing, entertainment, management, photography, layout, and design. The newspaper publishes biweekly during Connecticut College's fall and spring semesters. With a print run of 250 copies bi-weekly, The College Voice