Track & Field Protests Unequal Treatment
On Saturday morning, in protest of what they called unequal treatment from the Athletics Department, all but a handful of ...
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University Discusses Green Corps Training
On Thursday, March 26, Isabel Stern ’14 returned to the University to conduct an activist training workshop. The workshop detailed ...
Foss Hill Day Fosters Nostalgia to Fund Financial Aid
Last week, the Office of University Relations announced the establishment of an annual day of recognition and fundraising in honor ...
University Introduces Spring Intensive Program
Next spring, the University will be offering a Spring Intensive program, which will allow students to immerse themselves in one ...
Posse Scholars Join the Class of 2019
On March 24, the University announced its acceptance of a second group of Posse Scholars, who will matriculate with the ...
College of the Environment Begins New Annual Film Series Monday
Next Monday, March 30, the University’s College of the Environment (COE) will kick off its new annual film series, “The ...
Panel Discusses Connecticut Forests
Student Group WesCFPA, Outhouse, and the general Connecticut Forests and Parks Association (CFPA) co-sponsored a panel discussing the past, present, ...
Martin Hosts Discussion On Rich People’s Movements
On March 24, Professor of Sociology at the University of California, San Diego Isaac Martin spoke about what he calls ...
Caryl Phillips Discusses His Novel “The Lost Child”
Caryl Phillips, an internationally recognized British-Kittitian author and Professor of English at Yale University read excerpts of his latest novel ...
Joy Anderson ’89 Discusses Criterion Structure Lab
On Tuesday, March 3, the Patricelli Center for Social Entrepreneurship presented a Structure Lab run by Joy Anderson ’89, a ...