The 'Cornivore' on TV

With a new show on the Magnolia Network, culinary anthropologist Casey Corn ’10 helps families recreate lost heirloom recipes.

Guardian of the Frogs

A deadly fungus is killing the world’s amphibians. Professor Taegan McMahon is determined to save them. 

Race Across Generations

A faculty-led initiative pairs young and old residents of New London to document their stories of struggle and triumph in the face of discrimination, prejudice and segregation.

Mission: Possible

Erik Raven ’96 helps the U.S. Navy address some of the most pressing issues facing today’s military.

Endowing Greatness

Defy Boundaries donors make long-lasting impacts with gifts that keep on giving 

Athey Center Opens

Conn officially opened the new Athey Center for Performance and Research at Palmer Auditorium on April 29, 2022

The War in Ukraine

Eugene B. Kogan ’03, who conducts research and teaches about power dynamics in negotiation and mediation at Harvard, discusses the ways in which Russia’s war in Ukraine might end. Kogan was the inaugural research and executive director of Harvard’s American Secretaries of State Project.

Existence Is An Oddball Thing

Astrophysicist Samuel Harvey Moseley Jr. ’72 worked on a key component of the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched into space.

What You Can’t See

To document Arctic climate change, Susana Hancock ’07 joins an expedition across Svalbard, an archipelago that is part of Norway and is located north of the Arctic Circle.

Practice. And Craft

Juilliard-trained composer Brian Field ’90 isn’t dead. So his trip to Conn enabled students to do more than perform “dead people’s music.”

National Champions

Men’s soccer wins the NCAA Division III National Championship.

The Future of Work

The pandemic has altered the way Americans work. Are remote work and flex schedules temporary, or will they become the norm in trying to harness human capital?

MLK in Connecticut

Retracing the summers Martin Luther King Jr. spent in Simsbury. 

Text Lines and Skylines

Writer and urban planner Arden Levine ’01 on the vitality of poetry and the modern city.

What Does it Mean to Defy Boundaries?

How the campaign for Connecticut College will transform every aspect of the student experience.