Cookies & Monsters
Chris O’Hara ’90 of Salesforce is helping companies ethically navigate the evolving world of digital marketing and consumer data.
Features
Digital Creators
Jonathan Shambroom ’89 hopes to turn TikTok and YouTube social creators into movie stars with his new company, CreatorPlus.
Outside the Lorraine
David Katzenstein ’76 shares a few of his photos from “Outside the Lorraine: A Photographic Journey to a Sacred Place,” an exhibition now showing at the National Civil Rights Museum, in Memphis, Tennessee.
Ride Along
Kathy Evans ’14 is among a growing number of mental health professionals who patrol with police officers to assist citizens in crisis and help de-escalate police encounters.
Erasure
E. Kristin Anderson ’05 talks about the power of poetry, the erasure poetry technique and how popular culture informs her work.
Notebook
Reading the Wrack Lines
To raise awareness about climate change, Professor of Art Andrea Wollensak launched an environmental project designed to engage the local community.
Chair of the Board
Debo P. Adegbile ’91 is the first African-American in College history to serve as chair of Conn’s Board of Trustees.
Dean of the College
Erika J. Smith has been appointed Connecticut College’s new dean of the college.
Shine the Light
Persephone Hall, executive director of the Hale Center for Career Development, named honoree for the 100 Women of Color Gala, 2021.
The Missing Mountain
Michael Collier ’76 publishes new book of poetry.
Green Sun
Students, alumni and faculty install solar array on building roof, creating an on-site renewable electricity system.
Conn Receives the Largest Gift in its History
With new gift, Rob ’88 and Karen Hale P’20 contribute $50 million to the College.
Knotweed Dispensary
Rhode Island–based Herd of Hope brought its eager goats to campus in June to gorge on invasive knotweed.
On Living
Senior Speaker Emir Kulluk ’21 spoke of the unique challenges and inspiring moments brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Eclipse 2021
Conn students continue a 46-year-old Connecticut College tradition.
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