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Stevie Thomsen creates beyond the major | The College Voice

The College Voice

Courtesy of Stevie Thomson Thanks to the east-coast charm of the Connecticut College campus, the recruitment from the sailing team, the tight-knit but multidisciplinary community and a beautiful summer’s rain, Senior Stevie Thomsen came into Conn from their hometown of Sacramento looking to pursue all their interests in history, art, religion, gender studies

Briefs | The College Voice

The College Voice

The class of 2030 arrives to Conn: Conn’s freshman class arrived to campus on a beautiful August morning, immersing themselves immediately in campus life with the involvement fair and a series of batch blasts. The new class hails from 31 different states and 11 different countries, and marks itself as one of the most diverse

The Burning of Benedict Arnold of 2026: New London Relives Its Revolutionary Nightmare | The College Voice

The College Voice

Courtesy of Elaine Sandoval Carrasco On a warm Saturday evening this September 12, the Thames River waterfront filled with a crowd that had come to watch a story its own city center still bears the memory of: the night in 1781 that Benedict Arnold, the Continental Army’s most reviled defector, ordered his own former countrymen's

Opinion: Turning Point at Conn Is The Antithesis of What It Claims to Believe In | The College Voice

The College Voice

Courtesy of Sean Elliot Out of the countless organizations that made their pitch to students at the Club Fair this month, it’s easy to get the sense that one particular group left its mark more than any other. Draped in matching shirts and hats evoking the memory of its deceased founder, Charlie Kirk, the Turning

26’-27’ El-Niño Event: What it is and Where it’s Going | The College Voice

The College Voice

"The last of the herd" from the British newspaper The Graphic, depicting the devastating impact of the Great Famine of 1876–1878, likely the consequence of a historic El-Nino. In the spring of 2026, suspicions of an El Niño event arose when satellites began picking up abnormal waves of warm water swells in the Pacific. Later,

2026 US Open: Serving Upsets, Rivalries, and Fathertime | The College Voice

The College Voice

Courtesy of Sudan Ouyang Last week, the 2026 ATP Tour concluded as the final of the four major tournaments, the US Open, came to a close in Flushing Meadows at the legendary Arthur Ashe Stadium. This year's US Open is undoubtedly going to go down as one of the more unpredictable tournaments in recent years

SGA Update Column | The College Voice

The College Voice

Thursday, September 10th marked the Student Government Association’s first meeting of the 26-27 academic year. The meeting opened as usual with a recitation of the honor code and attendance count before jumping in to committee reports. The Academic and Administrative Procedures Committee (AAPC) reviewed the outcomes of their two meetings this academic year,

Southeast Scoreboard 2026-2027 Fall Edition 1 | The College Voice

The College Voice

Courtesy of Sean Elliot Connecticut Sun (10-32): 89-101 Loss Vs. Minnesota Lynx Sept. 20, 2026 Uncasville, CT Next (& Last) Game: Vs. Toronto Tempo - Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, CT Sept. 24, 2026 Connecticut College Men’s Cross Country: 11th of 32 @ UMass Dartmouth Invitational Sept. 19, 2026 North Dartmouth, MA Next Meet: @ Pre-Nationals

Lyman Allyn Museum Park Continues Construction | The College Voice

The College Voice

Courtesy of Claire Hlotyak If a Connecticut College student should find spare time in their day to take a walk through South campus and past Freeman Field, they will eventually hit a slice of New London art history. The Lyman Allyn Art Museum, opened in 1932, sits on the same plot of land as the

Fall Auditions | The College Voice

The College Voice

One of the most exhilarating parts of each new semester here at Connecticut College are auditions for the arts departments fall shows. Whether it is theater, dance, orchestra, or a-capella, there is bound to be a creative space you can dip your toe into. In the first few weeks of the fall semester, the arts

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