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Astrophysicist Samuel Harvey Moseley Jr. ’72 worked on a key component of the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched into space.
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Astrophysicist Samuel Harvey Moseley Jr. ’72 worked on a key component of the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched into space.
Juilliard-trained composer Brian Field ’90 isn’t dead. So his trip to Conn enabled students to do more than perform “dead people’s music.”
Conn officially opened the new Athey Center for Performance and Research at Palmer Auditorium on April 29, 2022
Men’s soccer wins the NCAA Division III National Championship.
The pandemic has altered the way Americans work. Are remote work and flex schedules temporary, or will they become the norm in trying to harness human capital?
Cult Classic, the new novel by Sloane Crosley ’00, is out in bookstores, both digital and brick-and-mortar.
Students create sculptures for Associate Professor of Art Gregory Bailey’s Art 225 course.
Deborah Bial, president and founder of The Posse Foundation, will deliver the keynote address at Conn’s 104th Commencement.
Two Conn students received Critical Language Scholarships from the United States Department of State
President Bergeron announces College’s commitment to zeroing out its carbon footprint.
Three Conn students participated in the second U.S. Universities Arabic Debating Championship.
Rodmon Cedric King has been named the next dean of institutional equity and inclusion at Connecticut College.
Six Conn students were recognized with an award at DataFest, an American Statistical Association competition.
Connecticut College has hired Reginald White as the College’s new vice president for Human Resources.
Professor Joyce Bennett helps Maya weavers in Guatemala protect their intellectual property rights.
200 seniors presented at the Conn’s third annual All-College Symposium, which was held in-person last November.
Conn grad has been appointed to the Board of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District in Chicago.
Joanna McClintick ’07, a licensed clinical social worker, has authored ’Twas the Night Before Pride, a children’s book.
Third “Music 201: On Songs and Songwriting" course co-taught by President Katherine Bergeron and her husband, Butch Rovan.
Kelsey Munger ’14 opened Lavender Bee Baking Co. which features decadent peanut- and tree nut-free confections.
Conn hosted Elevate, its second annual social justice conference, in January 2022.
Stuart Pimsler ’78 is using his creative skills in the arts to help caregivers stay healthy.
Rosanne Cash spoke at Conn’s President’s Distinguished Lecture Series event in April.
The iconic 1970s film gets a makeover.
Economics major Robert Radochia ’23 talks about his star turn in the Oscar-nominated film Don’t Look Up.