Lee Eisenberg Does It Again
The Hollywood writer-producer had his best year yet, with two wildly different hit shows. He has no intention of taking a break.
Features
Americana Anonymous
A student-curated exhibition puts the focus on the working poor at the turn of the 20th century.
Mind the Income Gap
Income inequality in the United States is at its greatest since the Gilded Age. Professor Mark Stelzner explains why.
Save Something Small
Filmmaker Katharine Parsons ’74 tells the story of the animal rescuers who braved the California wildfire burn zones to reunite beloved pets with their families.
Mr. Stevens Goes to Hollywood
CC Magazine’s Tim Stevens ’03 explains how he took a totally linear path to arrive fashionably late to the 29th Critics’ Choice Awards.
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Four Covers
The story behind our covers for this issue.
Notebook
Solar Bloom
Conn’s SmartFlower is expected to produce 5,000 kWh each year
NCAA Gerald R. Ford Award
Anita DeFrantz ’74 has won the prestigious award, which honors leadership
Elite Eight
Men’s soccer registered the first unbeaten regular season in program history
New Arboretum Director
Maggie Redfern is the first woman to serve in the role
In the Box
Students created shoebox-sized dioramas for a pop-up exhibition at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum
Picture Perfect
Conn officially opened the Stark Center for the Moving Image in the Liberal Arts in October
Connecticut Blood
Carson Bloomquist ’18 slashes his way into theaters
Hendricks at the Frick
Six years after his death, Professor Emeritus Barkley L. Hendricks makes history as the first Black artist with a solo show at the storied museum
Fast Car
Does Luke Combs’ success undermine the genius of Tracy Chapman?
Ink & Tracks
Recent publications from Conn alumni and faculty
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