Brighter Horizons

Connecticut College defies boundaries with a $317.5 million record-breaking campaign.

How He Got to Sesame Street

With an ‘insane level of optimism,’ Jordan Geary ’04 creates children’s programming for the streaming generation. 

Bearing Witness

Professor Kate Rushin’s poetry brings to life the stories of Connecticut residents born into slavery in the 1700s.  

Echoes of Devotion

Tom Hudner ’95 reflects on lessons from his war hero father and the remarkable man he tried to save in North Korea.  

The Florida Effect

Political moves impacting college curricula are a grave threat to academic freedom.

The Brainy Bunch

After persevering through a global pandemic, Conn’s graduating seniors are ready to make their mark on the world. 

Harbor of Pharaohs

Archaeologist Kathryn Bard ’68 discusses a decade of discoveries in Egypt—and the mystery of Punt.

The Wager

David Grann ’89 seeks truth in a tale of shipwreck, mutiny and murder in the 18th century.

6th Dimension

Artists use science fiction to center the Black experience and imagine a more equitable future.

Defying the Boundaries of Time

A new generation of legacy donors advances a Conn tradition

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.

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.