All content by Caroline Champa
While different from my dreams, my freshman year at Connecticut College has been quite positive and one for the books.
Upper School Head says spring sports unlikely to resume as normal, if at all.
Be mindful of others when picking up groceries during this pandemic.
Head of School Judith Guild encourages support for Chinese students.
Many Australian Open players announce support of relief efforts.
Catch up on the semester's major events and accomplishments.
The School purchased a subscription to Canvas, a popular learning management system.
Even with some gaps, Upper School Head Joshua Neudel says, the course covers ground.
Students traveled to China, India, Croatia, France and Italy, Boston, and the Grand Canyon.
Varsity teams earned another strong season.
Debbie O'Malley hard at work with inventory.
Learn about the incoming Lower School Head.
The Upper School Senate had a unique way of sharing the news.
This marks the third year that the schedule has undergone scrutiny.
The Orono, Minnesota native is also a history buff.
Trump wants to limit gender based on "biological basis," opposing the School's handbook.
The change comes after the vast majority of Upper Schoolers voluntarily use laptops.
In the graduating class of 39, eight seniors will smash the national average.
Shorthand, a powerful online platform, makes it easy to create and share visually appealing content
Director of Diversity Jessica Christian addressed students about the importance of "moving forward while promoting healthy dialogue."
Students want a lighter academic load during the busiest rehearsal time.
The duo are a force to be reckoned with.
Some students had exams before the event.
Even in January, teams have hopes for a playoff bid.
With longer days, 15 slots were added for parent-teacher meetings.
In the past, academic support services occurred in different locations throughout campus.
Roman is a graduate of Johnson & Wales University with degrees in culinary arts and food service management.
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