Looking Forward to Winter Break
Read on to find out what some of our writers have planned for the upcoming break! Carolyn : This winter I am very excited to be living and...
Read on to find out what some of our writers have planned for the upcoming break! Carolyn : This winter I am very excited to be living and...
Meet our next writer, Hanna! A sophomore at Conn who loves all things British. Learn about her plans to go abroad, the Peace and Conflict...
With midterms wrapping up and final project, tests, and essays on the horizon, this year’s Back to School Survival Kit has everything you...
This year on the 20th of September, Hurricane Maria hit the island, Puerto Rico. Now almost a month later, the island is still almost entirely without power, gas, medicine, and clean water. Buildings have been leveled to the ground, possessions have been lost, hospitals are running on the last of their emergency electricity and medical resources, and schools are not in session. Vegetation and livestock on the island have been wiped out, which limits the amount of natural resources the people have access to. People are dying of thirst, starvation, and, most recently, leptospirosis, a bacterial disease spread through infected animal's’ urine.