Holleran Center Summer Civic Leader Joy Avila ’28 entertains children in the Drop-In Learning Center after-school program ...

Anita DeFrantz ’74, the first—and so far, only—Black woman to earn an Olympic medal in rowing, will be inducted into the U.S.

Kevin Steel, who spent the past two years as an assistant coach at Rutgers University, has been named head coach of Connecticut College’s Women’s Swimming and Diving team. He will begin his new role ...

See the full gallery of images from Commencement. Speaking at her college graduation had been a lifelong dream for Viridiana Villalva Salas ’20, a first-generation college student and the daughter of ...

Connecticut College educates students to put the liberal arts into action as citizens in a global society.

The southern half of Cro Boulevard is cleared in mid-August to make way for a new pedestrian promenade. The project is one of three ongoing capital projects that will transform the heart of campus.

The free kick heard round the world: Washington and Lee goalie Will Joseph watches as the free kick by Connecticut College defender Alessandro Horvath Diano ’25 sails into the net during the NCAA ...

In classic “identity swap” films like Freaky Friday or The Change-Up, some mythical item is necessary to catalyze the protagonists’ changing places, be it a magic fortune cookie, mystical dagger or ...

Forbes profiles entrepreneur and philanthropist Rob Hale ’88, Conn’s largest benefactor In 2002, Rob Hale ’88 P’20 built a 21st-century telecommunications empire on the back of 150-year-old technology ...

Fans of Hallmark’s “Countdown to Christmas” series will recognize some familiar backdrops (and maybe even a few familiar faces) when Trivia at St. Nick’s airs on the famed holiday channel Nov. 8.

The 2024 NESCAC Men’s Swimmer of the Year, a Beinecke Scholarship winner and 28 members of the Women’s Indoor Track and Field team are among the 120 Connecticut College scholar-athletes named to the ...