With Professor of Computer Science Gary Parker as her research adviser over the summer, as well as assistance from Jim O’Connor ’13, who helps run Parker’s Autonomous Agent Learning Lab, Goyette built ...

Kosovsky, a computer science major and psychology minor from Northborough, Massachusetts, said the trip to Malaysia marked his first time both traveling on an airplane and leaving the U.S. He noted ...

Meet other Connecticut College alumni and families. Catch up with friends. Hear first-hand what's happening on campus. The College offers a great variety of programs and events for alumni across the ...

Dr. Erika J. Smith joined Connecticut College as Dean of the College in August 2021. She was immediately drawn by Connections, which she sees as the perfect way for all students to have their own ...

Ecological garden experts provide insight into the benefits of ecologically-minded plantings over traditional lawns and practical lessons in the site selection, design, creation and maintenance of a ...

As a duly elected body, the Board of Trustees has fiduciary responsibility for the governance of Connecticut College. The Board’s primary functions are to oversee the policies and to steward the ...

ometime in the 16th or 17th century, an Indigenous North American individual died and was carefully buried on land near the banks of what we now call the Thames River. This ancestor, who likely ...

o experiment can be more interesting than that we are now trying, and which we trust will end in establishing the fact that man may be governed by reason and truth. Our first object should therefore ...

Using a 1934 map of campus as a starting point, this exhibition explores some of the traditions and common experiences popular at Connecticut College a century ago. The Connecticut College for Women: ...

t was food that got Ciara McNamara ’24 into preschool. The budding artist remembers impressing the interviewers considering her for a spot at a school in her hometown of Brooklyn, New York, by ...

or those who rarely search for anything beyond a misplaced set of keys or a cellphone, the life of a botanist might look impossibly poetic: combing through fields of wildflowers or perusing mossy ...