For the third year in a row, the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge as awarded a Connecticut College Camel with a place on their Voting Honor Roll. This year’s honoree is Eliza Macaluso ’27.

At its most recent meeting, the Connecticut College Board of Trustees approved 12 faculty promotions to full professor, seven promotions to associate professor with tenure, and two promotions to associate teaching professor.

The New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) has named 154 Connecticut College student athletes, two All-America track runners, a Watson Fellowship winner and 19 members of the Women’s Rowing team, to the 2025 Spring All-Academic Team.

Abdou-Latifou Dare ’27 has won a $10,000 Davis Projects for Peace grant to promote peace through education and community building this summer. He will use the money to establish a multipurpose educational and training center called “Nour Al Bayan Wal Huda” (Lighthouse of Eloquence and Guidance), in his hometown of Bassar in the West African coastal country of Togo.

Grammy- and Emmy-nominated multimedia writer and producer Maxim Langstaff ’81 told the 433 members of Connecticut College’s Class of 2025 that in trying times, his grandmother, political activist and former Conn trustee and College Medal recipient Percy Maxim Lee, would ask him a simple question: “What are you going to do about it?”

Owyn Ledina ’25, an English major and educational studies and sociology double minor from Newtown, Connecticut, was awarded the 2025 Oakes and Louise Ames Prize for their honors thesis, “Child’s Play: Revolution and Liberation in 21st Century American Children’s Speculative Fiction” at Connecticut College’s 107th Commencement May 18.