Courtesy of Mike Orazzi Camel of the Edition is a series which seeks to highlight extraordinary Connecticut College athletes ...

Courtesy of Ryan Rivera '25 This past summer, Connecticut College Posse Scholar Ryan Rivera ‘25 and alumna Yasmine Tohme ‘24 ...

I wake up around noon. The sun shines through my big windows, and I hear voices in the hallway. I drag myself out of bed, ...

Courtesy of Amelia Racicot '27 As college students in Connecticut prepare to cast their votes for the upcoming election, the Daily Campus from the University of Connecticut and The College Voice ...

Note: This roundtable is a collaboration between Daily Campus, the University of Connecticut’s student newspaper and The College Voice. As Election Day quickly approaches, students at the University ...

Courtesy of Maggie Friedman By mid-afternoon on Day One, Soundside Music Festival began transitioning into Soundside Comedy Festival. Strong gusts of rain and winds beat down on thousands upon ...

Courtesy of Stephen Baker Just like how Denver Nuggets superstar Nikola Jokić spaces the floor, make sure to make space in your schedule because the NBA is back for its 78th season! Massive trades and ...

We cannot introduce this edition without recognizing the weight on our campus community following the passing of Jason Askri ‘26 on October 28. A double major in English and Biology and an aspiring ...

Courtesy of Sean Elliot Set on the imaginary cold, northern sea isle of Oldfoundland, the Theater Department’s fall play “Set Zero” opened with Farin—portrayed by Ave Mary Aloia ‘26—singing an ...

Courtesy of '27 As student and government tensions clash and vary, colleges and universities across the country are struggling to find an all-encompassing response to ongoing campus protests against ...

Courtesy of Jack Young Whether you’re a diehard fan or attend for good food and live entertainment, most can agree that nothing is quite as nostalgic as a minor league baseball game. An American ...

The hustle and bustle of the school year is in full swing, and, as any humanities student knows, the arrival of the brisk fall air means one thing: hundreds of pages of reading a week! Without labs or ...