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Harkness Chapel

Harkness Chapel
Harkness Chapel, a gift to Connecticut College from Mary Stillman Harkness (1874-1950), was consecrated January 14, 1940. The non-denominational chapel seats 400 and is used by the College for religious services, musical recitals and special events. In the lower level are offices, meeting rooms and a library.

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Harkness Chapel, New London, CT

Zachs Hillel House

Zachs Hillel House
The Zachs Hillel House opened in January 2014 and serves as the home base for the College's Hillel student organization. The building features a kosher kitchen; a great room for studying, lectures and dinners; a library; conference room; and office space. Downstairs, comfy chairs and couches surround televisions, with Ping-Pong tables and games at the ready.

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Street Address: Zachs Hillel House, North Ridge Lane, New London, CT