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Connecticut College Men’s Cross Country: 28th of 35 Pre-Nationals Invitational Oct. 3, 2026 Northfield, MN Next Meet: @ James Earley Invitational - Westfield, MA, Stanley Park Oct. 10, 2026 @ TBA #23 Connecticut College Women’s Cross Country: 14th of 35 @ Pre-Nationals Invitational Oct. 3, 2026 Northfield, MN Next Meet: @ James Earley Invitational -
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The MLB Playoffs Kicked off last week with the wildcard round and is now narrowed down to a final 8 teams all in the hunt for the 2026 World Series. Let’s take a look at each team and their chances this year at going all the way. New York Yankees: The Yankees are baseball’s most
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Courtesy of Sean Elliot Camel of the Edition is a series that seeks to highlight extraordinary Connecticut College athletes who have stood out from the herd due to their recent performances or as a leader on campus or on their team. Taylor Merrifield ‘27 is the dominant libero on the Connecticut College women’s volleyball team
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The semester is in full swing, and so is Student Government. Curious about the doings and goings-on of the Ernst Common Room on Thursdays at 7:15? Keep on reading! September 24 Meeting SHS Updates Dean Cardwell held an open forum to address updates to Student Health Services (SHS). SHS is considering several options for how
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Courtesy of Claire Hlotyak '27 The Downtown New London waterfront is looking a little different these days. Cross the Golden Star Memorial Bridge, and one will notice a new structure towering over the Amtrak station. That five-story building on the banks of the Thames is the National Coast Guard Museum, set to open August 4,
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Courtesy of Sean Elliot Members of the Connecticut College campus community may have noticed an increase in the number of emails from Dean Patton across the last few weeks of the summer and into September. The more observant students among this group may have noticed the rather important subject line: changes to international student visa
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Courtesy of Jesse Paul NEW LONDON, Conn. — For the party in power, midterm elections are often an indictment of the job they’ve done while in control of Congress and the White House. And as recent history would suggest, President Donald Trump and his Republican Party are likely to lose seats in the House, leading
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Courtesy of @ccf_intervarsity On a mostly cloudy fall afternoon in 2023, the sun broke through just long enough for Sean Elliot to get the shot. A senior student sat in profile, threading a needle through the base of a marigold blossom, part of a chain being built for Día de los Muertos. Down the line,
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Courtesy of Nilufar Abdiraimova '27 For Senior Nilufar Abdiraimova, fashion is something to appreciate deeply, from its early life as inspired fabrics and garments to its use as an extension of art and identity. From the business of fashion to textiles and design, Abdiraimova dedicates her time to studying the life and influence of fashion through
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Courtesy of Connecticut College Over the summer, I opened Instagram to find a picture of Sam Biondolillo– the man who was about to teach me introductory tech theater– grinning on the stage of Radio City Music hall, taking a selfie that showed rows and rows of A-listers in the audience. As the caption would inform
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