Your social life at Connecticut College is shaped by a vibrant residential campus, meaningful connections, and opportunities that extend far beyond the classroom. Here, learning and community go hand in hand—through late-night conversations, shared experiences, and intellectual exchange.
With more than 80 student clubs and club sports, it’s easy to find your place—or create it. Whether you’re drawn to a cappella, rugby, improv comedy, or student government, you’ll connect with others who share your passions while building leadership skills that last well beyond college.
At Conn, you don’t just join a community—you help shape it.
There’s always something happening at Connecticut College. From live concerts in Harkness Chapel to student-choreographed dance performances, campus life is filled with creative energy and opportunities to engage.
Attend lectures and discussions on timely topics—from gene editing and emerging technologies to global issues—and be part of a community that values curiosity and conversation.
Connect with friends over coffee at Coffee Grounds, or settle into one of many welcoming student spaces to study and recharge. Signature campus traditions, including the Floralia music festival and Fall Weekend, bring the entire Conn community together and create experiences you’ll remember long after graduation.
Choose from more than 80 student-led clubs and organizations on campus, or start your own.
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Run for SGA or class president or just learn what goes into running a club. We've got opportunities for you.
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Looking for somewhere to relax and recharge? Meet a friend over a latte? Rock out with fellow musicians? We've got it all.
Learn moreAt Connecticut College, shared governance isn’t just a concept—it’s a defining part of campus life. Students play an active role in decision-making, working alongside faculty, staff, and administrators on major committees and boards that shape strategic priorities and guide budget decisions.
Leadership is part of the everyday experience. Student-run clubs, housefellows, floor governors, and house councils help shape nearly every aspect of residential and campus life, giving you real responsibility and a meaningful voice.
Here, you’ll see how the strongest ideas emerge when diverse perspectives come together—challenging one another, thinking critically, and building something better as a community.
Student Engagement at Connecticut College strengthens the student experience by fostering a culture of connection, involvement, and leadership. Through dynamic social and learning opportunities, we empower students to build meaningful relationships, engage with the campus community, and develop the skills to lead with confidence.
Student Engagement
Mailing Address
Connecticut College
Office of Student Engagement
270 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT 06320
Campus Location
College Center at Crozier-Williams
Office Hours
M-F, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.