Berry Phillips: ‘Current Affairs’
2020-12-10
Perspectives: In Their Own Words Dec. 11, 2020 | Interview by Heather Rolph | Photos courtesy of Berry Phillips Berry,Continue Reading
Home Again: Finding the Good Parts in a Pandemic
2020-08-27
By Heather Rolph | Photo by Patil Khakhamian Some morning early in the summer, after the coronavirus had changed allContinue Reading
Discworld: The Perfect Pandemic Series
2020-05-07
By Heather Rolph | Illustration courtesy of Henry Rolph Dwarves who wear lipstick? Werewolves with the police? The Campaign forContinue Reading
The Demanding Dogs in Our Lives: Meet Adelaide Anna Beatrice Gaw
2020-01-31
By Heather Rolph Adelaide Anna Beatrice Gaw is a bit of a diva. She is in love with a boyContinue Reading
Why Monet is Maybe Worthwhile: “The Truth of Nature” at the Denver Art Museum
2020-01-24
By Heather Rolph It could almost be a zombie movie, a silent horror film of poorly animated bodies moving inContinue Reading
Breaking the Silence: Poets Speak About Intimate Partner Violence at Recent Spoken Word Performance
2019-10-12
By Heather Rolph “How do you call it trauma when you asked for it?” said local poet Ashley Cornelius duringContinue Reading
Traveling by Van Through Colorado: Reflections on a Week Long Field Trip
2019-09-16
By Heather Rolph The first thing we see when we step out of the van in the San Luis ValleyContinue Reading
Strange Animals in the Sky: Colorado Springs Labor Day Lift Off
2019-09-08
By Heather Rolph At 6:30 a.m. on the first day of September in Colorado Springs, the sun has just risen.Continue Reading
The Perils of Too Much Stuff: self-help tips on clearing out the clutter in our lives
2019-09-02
By Heather Rolph The beginning of the school year can be a stressful time for even the most organized ofContinue Reading
In Pursuit of Data
2019-05-13
By Heather Rolph At approximately noon on the surprisingly sunny Friday of second week, I was standing on a sandbarContinue Reading
Holi 2019: Starting a Conversation Beyond Just Playing With Colors
2019-05-07
On Yampa Field afternoon Sunday, on April 28, Indian music boomed from behind Ahlberg Gear House, while groups of color-drenchedContinue Reading
CCE Celebrates End of Year With Award Banquet
2019-04-30
At the Colorado College Collaborative for Community Engagement’s second annual awards night, a large buffet table filled the middle ofContinue Reading
“Menstrual Accessory”: A Gold-Outlined, Magenta-Stained Performance by Vanessa Dion-Fletcher
2019-04-15
Vanessa Dion-Fletcher stood in the middle of the stage with blood-stained white pants and a smile. In the lobby,Continue Reading
“Hands on a Hardbody” a Texan Musical at the FAC
2019-04-08
The Saturday evening showing of “Hands on a Hardbody,” a real-life Texan dramaturned musical, was three-quarters full of middle-aged patronsContinue Reading
Reclaiming Identity: A Talk by Mellon Artist-In-Residence Anna Tsouhlarakis
2019-04-01
“Coming out of grad school, I got a lot of ‘that’s not Native art!’” said Anna Tsouhlarakis, a futureContinue Reading
Jesters in the Snow: Mardi Gras in Manitou
2019-03-11
Three days before Mardi Gras, it was 29 degrees outside and starting to snow. The sky was overcast, and everythingContinue Reading
A Visit From Maureen McHugh
2019-03-04
By Heather Rolph If Colorado College students ever check their Worner box, it’s almost certain that they know about theContinue Reading
My Night in the Art Studio
2019-02-25
By Heather Rolph It was minutes into the Fourth Monday of Block 5, and the doors to Worner Campus CenterContinue Reading
A Tension-Filled Evening in Taylor Theatre
2019-02-11
When the lights dimmed in Taylor Theatre, the 50 or so people sitting in rows of chairs lining the wallsContinue Reading
Mochitsuki Rice-Pounding Festival Brings in the New Year
2019-02-04
At 10 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 26, the morning after Winter Ball, campus was almost entirely deserted. It was stillContinue Reading
Greyhounding Across the State
2019-01-28
Several minutes into the morning of Jan. 18, the Greyhound bus I’d been sitting on for the past half dayContinue Reading
Winter Market Showcases Food and Activity From Around the World
2018-12-17
By 5 p.m. on Dec. 8, Cornerstone Arts Center transformed from a roomy architectural experiment into a crowded, colorful marketplace,Continue Reading
Bonsai and Birdhouses: The Annual Arts and Crafts Sale
2018-12-10
In the last few hours of the annual Arts and Crafts Sale in Worner, the atmosphere among the vendors wasContinue Reading
Natural Dyeing in the Arts Studio
2018-12-03
At 5 a.m. on Fourth Monday of Block 3, it was below 20 degrees with several inches of snow onContinue Reading
Meet My Country: Get to Know CC’s International Community
2018-11-13
International students from the Bahamas to Vietnam set up tables by the Worner fire place this week to celebrate theContinue Reading