The AI Police

A new company makes artificial intelligence software that’s in use at a handful of police departments. Can it make law enforcement more transparent?

Guns in America

Gun control is one of the most divisive issues in the U.S. A small group of Conn alums is striving to detoxify the debate while seeking reasonable solutions to halt gun violence.

50 Years of 60 Minutes

Emmy-winner Michael Rey ’93 is producing some of the most important investigative journalism.

Art as Conversation

Painter Alexander Yulish ’97 is making his mark on both the New York and Los Angeles art scenes.

Devil's Bargain

In his best-selling book, political journalist Joshua Green ’94 delivers an inside look at the 2016 presidential campaign and the mysterious adviser who got Donald Trump elected.

CC Magazine goes to press Exclusive

A behind-the-scenes look at the making of the Fall 2017 issue.

The Giraffe Locality

Global warming may turn Arctic ice caps into tropical lakes. To look into the future, Professor Peter Siver turns to clues from the past.

Out of the Shadows

Forbes 30 under 30 lawyer Lauren Burke '06 is on a six-month van trip across the country to provide legal on-demand services to immigrants. Portraits by Miles Ladin '90. 

Born Addicted

Dr. Kimberly Spence ’94 treats the youngest victims of the nation’s opioid crisis.

The Body Is An Action Figure

Professor emeritus Barkley L. Hendricks passed away on April 18, 2017. He gave his final interview to CC Magazine.

The Storyteller

By unearthing buried narratives, bestselling author David Grann ’89 resurrects larger than life characters.

Online Exclusive Video Exclusive

Molly Hayward '10 is making sure no woman or girl is left behind by her biology.

Virtual World

VR technology has the power to disrupt education—and the world as we know it—writes Matthew Cooney '95, principal product manager at Dell EMC.

The Dance

Ya'ara Moses glides along the border of physical possibility.

Fighting Cancer

Martha Grossel takes on the leading cause of death worldwide as a professor and researcher.

Edible Landscapes

Urban design is powering social change in New London by turning desolate places into food spaces.

Theory of Mind

Can great apes know what you’re thinking? Christopher Krupenye ’11 discovers that our distant cousins might be able to understand false beliefs.

Movement Language Exclusive

Go behind the scenes as visiting artist Ya'ara Moses, former dancer at the Batsheva Dance Company, spends a day in the studio with acclaimed photographer Lois Greenfield.