What Was Lost When the West Was Won
2019-04-17
On May 24, 1869, John Wesley Powell and a small team set out from Green River, Wyo. The crew membersContinue Reading
Catalyzing Solutions: Boats ’N Hoes
2019-04-17
By SOPHIE WULFING Over the summer of 2017, I interned for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries, where IContinue Reading
Seeing Through the Pete Buttigieg Hype
2019-04-17
Former President Barack Obama recently re-entered the political sphere to lambast progressives for their “circular firing squad” of candidates, anotherContinue Reading
Upcoming “Pride Outside” Celebrates Gender Identity in the Outdoors
2019-04-17
“Beyond gender, it’s about intersectionality … we all have different identities, and I’m not necessarily sure that nature can stripContinue Reading
Dr. Melina Abdullah Committed to Building a Movement, Not Just a Moment
2019-04-17
As a part of Colorado College’s Social Justice Series, Dr. Michael Sawyer sat down for an intimate discussion with Dr.Continue Reading
Jennifer Tseng Returns to CC to Share Her Success as an Author
2019-04-17
By ISABELLA LAWRENCE We all wonder where and how our social science or humanities degree will serve us. Will weContinue Reading
Do We Really Need Armed Guards on Academic Campuses?
2019-04-15
Thinking back to high school, I recall the various security officers that would scream at me in the hallways forContinue Reading
Apple’s Problematic Support of a Chinese Propaganda Application
2019-04-15
By COLIN SUSZYNSKI A Chinese education app topped the charts in February on Apple’s App Store. The app is calledContinue 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
“Shazam!” Tries and Fails to Make a Forgotten Hero New Again
2019-04-15
When I was around 10 years old, I had a vivid dream in which I could fly. I was soContinue Reading
Pho Saigon Grill: Venture a Little Farther for Flavor
2019-04-15
In Colorado Springs, Vietnamese cuisine isn’t difficult to find. Restaurants like Saigon Café, Pho Brothers, and House of SaigonContinue Reading
Story Time With Georgia
2019-04-15
Welcome back to Story Time with Georgia, where I share weird bite-sized stories from members of the Colorado College community.Continue Reading
“Play the Devil”: Maria Govan Captivates CC Audience With Film Screening
2019-04-15
By ABIGAIL RUSSELL The soft noises of the jungle became uncharacteristically prominent as the film’s opening shot faded in. TwoContinue Reading
Three Simple Cooking Tips From Folke
2019-04-15
1. Don’t cook with too much oil or butter. It is normal to add oil or butter to your pan.Continue Reading
Women in Freestyle Skiing – Part 3: Ignoring Hate, Creating Opportunities
2019-04-15
Social media can be a wonderful tool, but it can also be a blunt instrument for trolls. The female freestyleContinue Reading
Runs of Iron & Ice: Q&A with Jordan Cooper
2019-04-15
Jordan Cooper ’22 has a finely tuned skillset of skiing ice and rails. But the New Hampshire native is moreContinue Reading
Aardvark on the Track, Tiger on the Field: Camille Weaver
2019-04-15
Camille Weaver is a sophomore from Bend, Ore. She is majoring in organismal biology and ecology. Weaver is amember ofContinue Reading
Equestrian Senior Qualifies for Nationals
2019-04-15
By Arielle Gordon Equestrian co-captain Anna Lang ’19 started the season with two goals. She wanted to qualify for regionalsContinue Reading
Women’s Lacrosse Stays Undefeated, Wins on Senior Night, Twice in Southern California
2019-04-15
Colorado College women’s lacrosse dominated once again in their two away games in Southern California, moving to a 12–0 recordContinue Reading
Weekly Rundown
2019-04-15
ON CAMPUS • Three CC hockey players signed entry-level NHL contracts. (Catalyst) • CC Nordic Ski Team has aContinue Reading
Recently Passed ‘Red Flag’ Gun Law Has the Potential to Reduce Suicides in Colorado
2019-04-15
As of last Monday, Colorado is poised to join 14 states and the District of Columbia in enacting a “redContinue Reading
What Makes Dogs Special? The Answer is Love
2019-04-15
“Man’s best friend.” This is a well-known phrase used to describe dogs. However, what in particular makes dogs special? AsContinue Reading
CC Amid Federal Title IX Changes
2019-04-15
By ETHAN GREENBERG ’20 Student Body President-elect In November 2018, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos released proposed Title IXContinue Reading
Diving Into Wellness
2019-04-15
A recurring column exploring various statistics related to sexual wellness, mental health, and substance use at Colorado College, brought to you in collaboration withContinue Reading
The Environmentalist’s Oasis in a Green Desert: Earth Week at Colorado College
2019-04-15
By HANK BEDINGFIELD During first week of Block 8, Earth Week hits the campus of Colorado College with a flurryContinue Reading