Connecticut College

06/04/2026

Nothing could dampen the incredible Camel spirit on display for Reunion Weekend 2026—not wind or rain or unseasonably chilly temperatures—as a record-breaking crowd of over 950 alumni and friends returned to campus for old favorites like the New England Style Lobster Bake and Parade of Classes, as well as new traditions including Floralia: The Encore and CC Cruisin’ on the River.

Reconnecting with friends and classmates and the shared connections of the generations within the classes of 1956-2021 made for a truly memorable weekend.

06/03/2026

Connecticut College alumni prove that a liberal arts education can open doors to any career!

Learn more about how Camels find success after graduation: https://bit.ly/3JgyQ7b

06/03/2026

Connecticut College has hired Erin Dietz as an assistant coach for the women's basketball program.

Dietz joins the Camels following a two-year stint as a graduate assistant coach at The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Q3EX2F

06/02/2026

Rev. Pamela Holmes-Saxton ’89 has been recognized with the 2026 Alumni Service Award at Princeton Theological Seminary, where she earned her Master of Divinity degree in 2014.

Holmes-Saxton made history when she was sworn in as the first Black woman chaplain at the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) in 2024.

Learn more about her career:

The Rev. Pamela Holmes-Saxton, MDiv ’14, is a source of spiritual support for the largest fire department in the US.

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

❗Registration is still open for Session II!

Take classes from anywhere with Summer@Conn! Earn credits online in just 5 weeks. Session II runs June 30 - August 3.

Register now: https://bit.ly/4nRDqci

05/31/2026

💙 Once a Camel, always a Camel.

We are already missing the alumni who were back on campus for Reunion Weekend. Take a look at some of the memories that were made!

05/30/2026

We 💙 our alumni Camels!

05/29/2026

🥳 The alumni are back in town!

Today, we welcome alumni for ! This year, the Class of 1976 is celebrating their 50th reunion. Check out these photos from the Koiné—the student yearbook.

🔗 Find the event schedule: https://bit.ly/44RjjUn

05/28/2026

Ayla Zuraw-Friedland ’15 is featured in a recent installment of "Successful Queries," a series from Writer's Digest featuring real correspondence between authors and literary agents.

In the article, writer Robert Isaacs pitches an idea for a new book to Zuraw-Friedland, an agent with the Frances Goldin Literary Agency.

Read the full piece:

Find two successful queries for It's Hard to Be an Animal, by Robert Isaacs, and why it's sometimes better to follow your gut.