What Happens to Our Stuff? Colorado College’s Move-Out Policy Fuels Uncertainty
2020-05-07
By Sam Seymour | Illustration by Xixi Qin When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S., everyday life as we knewContinue Reading
Fall Sports — It’s “Scenario Setting”
2020-05-07
By Skyler Stark-Ragsdale | Photo by Patil Khakhamian “Flexibility is one of the top five words right now,” said LesleyContinue Reading
Could the Block Plan Serve as a Model for Universities Navigating Social Distancing?
2020-05-07
By Emily Kressley | Image by Daniel de Koning One of the aspects of normalcy we’re missing is the abilityContinue Reading
Colorado College Professors Take Online Learning in Stride
2020-05-07
By Riley Prillwitz | Illustration by Cate Johnson On March 11, Colorado College sent an email informing staff and studentsContinue Reading
Rachel Jabaily: ‘New Class for a New Life’
2020-05-07
Perspectives: In Their Own Words Interview by Pema Baldwin | Photo courtesy of Rachel Jabaily Organismal Biology and Ecology Prof.Continue Reading
You Might Hate Joe — Vote for Him Anyway
2020-05-07
By Georgia Grellier | Illustration by Cate Johnson It probably goes without saying that in the past year, Joe BidenContinue Reading
Robson Arena Updates: The Work Continues
2020-05-07
By Arielle Gordon | Photo by Patil Khakhamian Despite the closure of campus and the switch to distance learning, ColoradoContinue Reading
NCAA Takes Large Step Towards Compensation, Allowing Collegiate Athletes to Profit Off Name, Image and Likeness
2020-05-07
By Miles Montgomery | Illustration by Cate Johnson The plot surrounding the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s longtime refusal to allowContinue 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
Love on the Block
2020-05-07
Illustration by Xixi Qin Each week, Dr. Took-One-Psych-Class-Sophomore-Year will be answering Colorado College’s questions about the one thing that mostContinue Reading
Help for Homeless: City Auditorium Turned Isolation Shelter
2020-05-07
By Skyler Stark-Ragsdale & Emily Kressley | Photo by Patil Khakhamian While the COVID-19 pandemic has stopped almost everything deadContinue Reading
Career Prospects During COVID-19
2020-05-07
By Ellen Loucks | Photo by Patil Khakhamian During the school year, the Career Center is a hub of activity.Continue Reading
Oh the Places I Will Go (… My Basement)
2020-05-07
By Lorea Zabaleta | Photos courtesy of Lorea Zabaleta The days continue to pass by, and while some restrictions areContinue Reading
Watching Sex (Education) with my Parents
2020-05-07
By Emma Hastings | Illustration by Xixi Qin Unanimously, one of the most awkward situations in existence is watching aContinue Reading
“Bloodshot” Boasts Audiovisual Spectacle Best Viewed at the Theater; Unfortunately, They’re All Closed
2020-05-07
By Andrew Rodden | Illustration by Cate Johnson There is something special about seeing a big, simplistic action film inContinue Reading
Grateful: Active is Active and Life is Life
2020-05-07
By Nizhooni Hurd | Photo by Anil Jergens I feel like an unaccredited Active Life writer. What could I possiblyContinue Reading
The Lucrative Business of Cub Petting
2020-05-07
By Riley Meese | Illustration by Jubilee Hernandez Want to be in on the conversation of cub petting and bigContinue Reading
Story Time with Georgia
2020-05-07
By Georgia Grellier | Illustration by Jubilee Hernandez Welcome back to Story Time with Georgia, where I relay various storiesContinue Reading
Mothers Are Among Others Who Should Be Celebrated on Mother’s Day
2020-05-07
By Emma McDermott | Photo by Bibi Powers Every year, families across the world take a day to celebrate mothersContinue Reading
Get to Know Noah Johnson — CC Men’s Soccer
2020-05-07
By Kevin Peterson | Photo Courtesy of Kevin Peterson Division III athletics, while still very demanding, allows student athletes theContinue Reading