Crozier-Williams College Center Reopening
The Connecticut College community gathered to celebrate the reopening of the renovated College Center at Crozier-Williams with a ribbon cutting and dedication.
The College Center, affectionately known as "Cro," is the primary social hub for the campus community. The renovation has transformed it into a modern center for student life, collaboration, late-night programming, and student leadership.
"This building has always held a special place in the heart of campus life. It’s a place where ideas and friendships are formed and the spirit of Conn comes alive. And now, thanks to the vision and generosity of so many, this beloved center has been reimagined for a new generation of students—and for generations to come,"
said Board of Trustees Chair Seth W. Alvord ’93. He emphasized that the renovation is
"a recommitment—to community, to collaboration, to the values that define Connecticut College."
Author's summary: Conn College reopens renovated College Center.
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