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2023-03-03
March 3, 2023 | ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT | By Jan Alfaro “Raven,” the second full-length album from Ethiopian-American artist KelelaContinue Reading
“Poison in My System:” Students with Food Allergies Struggle to Find Full Meals on Campus
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | NEWS | By Marynn Krull, Managing Editor “The rest of the day is pretty much ruined,”Continue Reading
Michelle Alexander: Abolition, Radical Organization, and Unified Solidarity
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | NEWS | By Isabella Ingersoll, Co-Editor-In-Chief On Wednesday evening, Colorado College’s Kathryn Mohrman Theatre welcomed MichelleContinue Reading
New Book by Professor Dobson Encourages Students to Explore Liminal Spaces
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | NEWS | By Charlotte Maley On Feb. 23, which happened to land on a third weekContinue Reading
Finding Your ‘Mountain’ and Learning to Climb It: First Mondays Speaker Melanie Auguste on her Journey from Colorado College to Nike
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | NEWS | By Evan Arvizu On Monday, students and faculty gathered in the Kathryn Mohrman TheatreContinue Reading
Perspectives: In Their Own Words
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | NEWS Saigopal Rangaraj, a Colorado College student, discusses his work with the State of the RockiesContinue Reading
Learning to Climb the Mountain
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | FEATURES | By Alexandra Akinchina This Monday, Melanie Auguste ’09, Vice President of Global Brand Narrative,Continue Reading
The FAC in Transition: CC Announces New Executive Director to Bridge Communities Through Local Arts Education
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | FEATURES | By Alexis Cornachio On Feb. 14, students and faculty received an email from theContinue Reading
The Price of My Life
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | FEATURES | By Zeke Lloyd “October 7, 2006. Our journalist, Politkovskaya, was killed in her ownContinue Reading
Ambiguity: A Case Study
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | FEATURES | By Beatrice Roussell This is the story of a very ambiguous crosswalk: a placeContinue Reading
Beer for Babes: Pikes Peak Brewing Company
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | FEATURES | By Tia Peterson and Izzy Roe BURP TALLY: II Welcome to the first editionContinue Reading
Goalies Display Mental Toughness in Tigers’ Series Against Fighting Hawks
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | SPORTS | By Michael Braithwaite, Co-Editor-In-Chief While most Colorado College students were off enjoying their BlockContinue Reading
My Three Favorite Books of 2022
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT | By Zoe Smith In 2022, I read approximately 75 books. They variedContinue Reading
Breaking The Sound Barrier: Changing How We Speak About Music
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT | By Caleb Hering “There are people who I feel intimidated by whileContinue Reading
“Cocaine Bear” Spares No Grizzly Details
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT | By Sophia Lisco If it’s brown, lay down. If it’s black, fightContinue Reading
Party at the Ballroom with Noah Kahan
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT | By Brett Levan “Don’t take yourself so seriously / Look at youContinue Reading
The Human Toll of ‘Legal’ Immigration Policies on International Students
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | OPINION | By Saigopal Rangaraj The United States Department of State lists 52 different categories ofContinue Reading
I, For One, Welcome Our A.I. Overlords
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | OPINION | By Pierce Sullivan, Sports Editor In 2015, a Quebec judge asked a woman inContinue Reading
The A.I. Overlords are Unwelcome
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | OPINION | By Ceyna Dawson, Features Editor The wave of ChatGPT, an automatic-essay-speech-generator, has hit ourContinue Reading
Wait Before You Donate!
2023-03-02
March 3, 2023 | OPINION | By Maddie Mollerus With Spring cleaning around the corner, many of us turn toContinue Reading