Precious Cargo
Marsha Williams ’81 crisscrosses the globe transporting hope in the form of bone marrow and stem cells.
Features
Monkey See, Monkey Remember?
Christopher Krupenye ’11 proves humans’ closest relatives can recognize friends they haven’t seen for decades.
Adobe Mission
Professor Emeritus Frank Graziano is working to preserve New Mexico’s cultural heritage one historic church at a time.
I Can’t Live Without My Radio
Appealing to eclectic music lovers everywhere, WCNI thrives even in the era of Big Streaming.
The President-elect
Andrea E. Chapdelaine, a visionary leader and champion of the liberal arts, will serve as Conn’s 12th president.
Notebook
West African Dance
Professor Shani Collins led a West African dance workshop in February
Going for Gold
Maggie Shea ’11 will represent the U.S. again at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris this summer
Two Watsons and a Fulbright
Three graduating seniors have been awarded prestigious fellowships
Campus Improvements Underway
Three capital projects will transform the heart of campus
Principal on Wheels
Principal and social media sensation Jared Lamb ’03 has an unusual office
Effigy
Students’ documentary short brings a New London tradition to Rome
Grief Is for People
With her trademark humor, author Sloane Crosley ’00 mourns the loss of a close friend
Making a Splash
Justin Finkel ’25 was crowned national champion—twice
Professors Are Not the Problem
What the ‘viewpoint diversity’ movement gets wrong
Ink
Recent publications from Conn alumni and faculty
Flipbook
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