Class open to our aging population and designed for people with Parkinson's disease and other movement challenges. Instruction by Rachel Balaban, Regional Coordinator for Dance for PD● Increase coordination and flexibility while releasing body tension● Improve balance and gait, strengthen your core, feel power and grace in your movements● Enhance awareness of your body and aliveness through movement● Breathe more deeply and vocalize more fully● Experience different types of music that can affect you in different ways● Feel supported as you explore in a safe and comfortable environment● Socialize within a friendly and supportive communityStudents are welcome to participate to experience the benefits of movement and healing.2nd Floor Studio, Crozier-Williams Building — Connecticut College, New London, CT 06320. This class is offered in person and via Zoom on the first and third Wednesday of each month. It is offered virtually each week.Contact:Balaban.rachel@gmail.comSponsored by the Department of Dance and the Neighborhood Music School

Faculty: 9-10am | Tuesdays January 28, February 25, March 25, April 29Staff: 12-1pm | Wednesdays January 29, February 26, March 26, April 30Students: 12-1pm | Wednesdays February 12, April 16Join our new, informal AI Interest Groups—open gatherings designed for faculty, staff, and students who want to explore the growing world of artificial intelligence. Each group will meet regularly to share experiences, discuss emerging trends, and demonstrate AI tools. Conversation topics and hands-on activities are driven by participants' needs and interests, whether that's integrating AI in the classroom, automating administrative tasks, or diving into real-world applications.No prior experience with AI is required—just bring your curiosity, questions, and willingness to learn. Come connect, collaborate, and spark new ideas in an open, welcoming environment.

Rising Sophomores and JuniorsStart preparing now for future fellowship success! Learn how to build meaningful experiences and strengthen your resume with summer research, internships, and networking opportunities. Set yourself up for standout applications and a competitive edge.

Announcing the Staff & Fac @ Play Board Game Group! Come spend your lunch hour rolling dice, shuffling cards, TTRPGing and more! Each meeting will have a different theme. You are welcome to bring a board game to share or just drop by to learn a new game. No experience necessary! To stay up to date on the group's meeting times and themes, sign-up for the email list (https://groups.google.com/a/conncoll.edu/g/boardgames). Open to all staff and faculty.

Connecticut College Men's Tennis vs NESCAC Championship

Connecticut College Men's Track & Field at New England Division III Championships

Connecticut College Women's Tennis vs NESCAC Championship

Connecticut College Women's Track & Field at New England Division III Championships

On a slope just south of the Laurel Walk lies the Edgerton and Stengel Wildflower Garden, containing over 75 species of wildflowers. Some of the flowers you can expect to see include: Jack-in-the-pulpit, Virginia Blue Bells, Wild Geranium, Solomon's Seal and Trillium. Enjoy a 45-minute walk through the Wildflower Garden and learn about our ephemeral treasures.This walk is free and open to the public. Registration not required.

Connecticut College Men's Lacrosse vs NESCAC Championship

Connecticut College Men's Rowing at New England Rowing Championship