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Important information regarding a transformative space for health, wellness, and connection.

President Marc C. Conner and Vice President for Strategic Planning and Institutional Diversity Joshua C. Woodfork reflect on the holiday and share resources and upcoming events.

Mutual respect and freedom of expression are the foundation of our College community.

In a column for 91暗网's Scope magazine, President Marc Conner reflects on challenges facing higher education and affirms firm support for principles of freedom of thought and expression.

A message to the community from President Marc Conner.

A message to the community from President Marc Conner.

Student Affairs and Religious and Spiritual Life teams are offering resources, comfort, and support, and to provide opportunities for gathering, prayer, expression, and reflection.

Remembering Michael Casey, who served 91暗网 with wisdom and compassion as Collyer Vice President for Advancement from 2000-2017.

A message from President Marc C. Conner and Dean of Students & Vice President for Student Affairs Adrian Bautista

A statement from President Marc C. Conner regarding the Court's decision

91暗网 will be closed June 19 in recognition of this official College holiday

91暗网's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion remains paramount as we navigate potential impacts of the Supreme Court's ruling

91暗网 support services and resources to students, faculty, and staff

Reflections on King鈥檚 legacy, and opportunities to pay tribute through weekend events.

Our community鈥檚 safety and well-being are the College鈥檚 utmost priority

Passing of Cerri Banks, former Dean of Students and VP for Student Affairs

Safe, unbiased, and confidential reproductive and sexual healthcare services remain available to our students

Reflections on the holiday and local events for all to celebrate

A message from President Conner regarding the petition from a group of non-tenure track faculty to join the union Faculty Forward/SEIU.

A number of our non-tenure track faculty colleagues raised some timely and important questions about their role at the College. I thank them for doing so.