Natalia Hall ’25 has been selected as the student speaker for Connecticut College’s 107th Commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 18.

“Theater is living,” playwright and screenwriter Suzan-Lori Parks told the students, faculty, staff, alumni and other guests gathered in Ernst Common Room for the 2025 Daniel Klagsbrun Symposium on ...

The Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Graduate Fellowship Program has named Zale Peart ’25 a fellow. The program attracts and prepares outstanding young people for Foreign Service careers in the U.S ...

Alongside friends, family and members of Connecticut College’s academic community, 18 seniors gathered in Blaustein Humanities Center on April 3 to join an esteemed group of Camels—the Langer Scholars ...

Limited parking is available along Williams Street by the entrance to the Native Plant Collection. Additional parking is available at the Arboretum Center for Education & Research (ACER) at 33 Gallows ...

You want your Camel Crib to be the perfect place for you to study, socialize and sleep, so you want to know what to bring to campus and where it's going to go! Almost every room on the Connecticut ...

Students pet a red kangaroo as staff from Animal Adventures, an exotic animal rescue in Bolton, Massachusetts, offered a chance to meet a wide variety of creatures during a Student Activities ...

The New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) has named 140 Connecticut College student athletes, including a three-time national champion swimmer, two NESCAC champion runners and the ...

Maged Hassan ’25, Aiza Malinias ’25 and Kinley Yangden ’25 have been awarded Thomas J. Watson Fellowships to embark on a year of international exploration and discovery. Part of an exceptional group ...

At the grand opening of Connecticut College’s Disability Cultural Center on April 1, advocate and educator John Sharon ’86 recalled organizing Conn’s first Disability Awareness Week more than 40 years ...