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1911 Society

The 1911 Society honors generous annual giving to Connecticut College.

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The Day - Connecticut College grads told to 'live with a sense of forward possibility' - News from southeastern Connecticut

New London — Commencement speaker Ethan Brown told graduates of Connecticut College's Class of 2021 to “always live with a sense of forward possibility.”
Brown, who graduated in the Class of 1994 and founded the company Beyond Meat, shared his own story and told graduates that as they seek to awaken to their own potential and live a life of possibility, to remember their starting point.
He said Connecticut College is a “challenger institution” that opened its doors “to provide women with the rigorous higher education they were being denied elsewhere.” The college “broadened the circle of who and what matters.” He said the graduates are part of this challenger institution and part of a generation that is pushing for change.

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Founders Day 2021

Conn celebrates 110th birthday with new outdoor performance venue and a giving challenge.
On a beautiful spring afternoon, Connecticut College celebrated its 110th birthday in style with an outdoor, socially distant and in-person event featuring live music, remarks from President Katherine Bergeron and, of course, cupcakes.
The April 5 Founders Day celebration served as the official opening of a new outdoor stage and performance venue on Tempel Green, The Dune, which is available for academic and social events this spring. The celebration also kicked off Camels Count, a 48-hour giving challenge running April 5-7 that has thus far raised more than $243,000 from over 1,200 donors.

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