The Sandwich to Die For: The Mania of Popeyes Chicken Sandwich
2019-11-26
By Hank Bedingfield The reintroduction of the Popeyes Chicken Sandwich has plunged our culinary nation into a state of manicContinue Reading
Off Campus Dialogue Food for Thought
2019-11-26
By Ben Singer The off-campus dialogue that featured the class of 2020 had a little bit of everything. The eventContinue Reading
‘Parasite’ Review: Your Expectations Will Be Exceeded, Without Even Knowing What to Expect
2019-11-26
By Andrew Rodden As I walked into the only theater in Colorado Springs showing Bong Joon-ho’s bombastic drama-comedy-thrill- er movieContinue Reading
Teen Troubles and Musical Numbers at Recent ‘Spring Awakening’ Performance
2019-11-26
By Isobel Steenrod At the end of Block 3, the Colorado College Theater Department performed “Spring Awakening,” a musical adaptationContinue Reading
Music Notes: Revisiting Two Great Debut Albums from 2017
2019-11-26
By Mimi Norton You never get a second chance to make a great first im- pression. That’s why, in theContinue Reading
White Hot Dreams
2019-11-26
By Oscar Simone Those who really know me understand that my gourmet foodie heart has always been in an affairContinue Reading
Story Time With Georgia
2019-11-26
By Georgia Grellier Welcome back to Story Time with Georgia, where I relay weird stories from members of the CCContinue Reading
Job Feature Series: Q&A with Admission Fellow Zoe Lilak ’20
2019-11-26
By Mary Nussbaumer Welcome to the Job Feature Series, a weekly column highlighting student workers around campus. If you workContinue Reading
The Insects Are Dying, and the Reptiles Are to Blame: Just Kidding, It’s Us
2019-11-26
By Jon Lamson As the country continues to squabble about which politicians are the most corrupt, there is a silentContinue Reading
Pride Outside: Nationwide Efforts to Diversify and Create Accessibility in the Outdoors
2019-11-26
By Tia Vierling Colorado College students have reputations for living and breathing the outdoors. From kayak sessions in the poolContinue Reading
Athletes, Fitness, and the Lie of Skinnier Equals Faster
2019-11-26
By Sam Lovett The skinnier you are, the slower you become. In 2013, the 17-year-old star track run- ner MaryContinue Reading
Making the Sand Dunes the World’s Second Quiet Zone
2019-11-26
By Melanie Mandell The air around us is filled with constant noise: traffic, construction, music, and air travel are justContinue Reading
A Dominant Meet for the Tigers
2019-11-26
By Charlie Lynch The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams clashed with Austin College and McMurry University for aContinue Reading
Women’s Basketball Turns Defeat into Lessons
2019-11-25
By Miles Montgomery The Colorado College women’s bas- ketball team took a trip down south over block break, traveling toContinue Reading
Tigers Fall in Third Round of NCAA Tournament
2019-11-25
By Hayden Cogswell The Colorado College women’s volleyball team closed out an impressive season by falling for the second yearContinue Reading
Perspectives: In Their Own Words
2019-11-22
Lisa Smith Lisa, a Springs local who’s worked at the college for 32 years, talks about her previous employment, herContinue Reading
Diving into Wellness
2019-11-22
Phases of Prevention By Susanna Penfield Prevention practices encompass a wide range of activities — commonly referred to as “interventions”Continue Reading
CCSGA Weekly: The Student Activity Fee & Me
2019-11-22
By Remy Wells, VP of Finance When students discuss the cost of attending Colorado College, they are generally referring toContinue Reading
Student Employment Gets an Upgrade
2019-11-22
By Arielle Gordon Several campus offices are working together to streamline on-campus student employment. As of Nov. 1, all studentContinue Reading
Standing ‘Athwart’: The New Political Magazine at Colorado College
2019-11-22
By Julia Fennell There is a new political magazine on campus called Athwart Magazine, founded by Nate Hochman ‘21. “WeContinue Reading
CC Is ‘Still In’: Students Talk Climate and CC’s Commitment
2019-11-22
By Miriam Brown A white banner has been hanging from the second-floor railing of Worner Center since last school year.Continue Reading