A quieter semester at Conn College after president ousted

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : "I think things have come somehow to normal but still, people are looking to working and getting things done," said Luiz Rodríguez, the associate director at the Holleran Center for Community Action and Public Policy.
44% : By attending school events and having more transparency about policies, Wong said he believes he can instill confidence in faculty, staff and students.
41% : Dec. 16 -- NEW LONDON -- After a spring semester of protest leading to the resignation of Connecticut College's former President Katherine Bergeron, the campus has quieted down -- for the most part -- as the search for the next president pushes forward.
33% : Calls for Bergeron's resignation began after King resigned in protest of the college holding an event at a Florida country club with a history of racism and antisemitism.

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