The Secret Greenhouse: How Campus Safety Has Fostered Community During the Pandemic
2020-09-24
Sept 25, 2020 | By Abby Mercier | Photo by Patil Khakhamian When my roommates and I moved into ourContinue Reading
When Complaints Lead to Gratitude
2020-09-24
Sept 25, 2020 | By Mariel Zech | Photo by Anil Jergens I sat across from my friend Emma McDermottContinue Reading
‘The Devil All the Time’ Opts for an Unwieldy Plot as Opposed to Meaningful Commentary
2020-09-24
Sept 25, 2020 | By Andrew Rodden | Illustration by Jubilee Rivera-Hernandez When sitting down to write this review, IContinue Reading
The Tale of Tinder: How My One Night Stand Broke My Heart
2020-09-24
Sept 25, 2020 | By Anonymous Writer | Illustration by Xixi Qin Three swipes left, one swipe right, rinse, andContinue Reading
Colorado College’s Attempt at Normalcy During First Block Break
2020-09-24
Sept 25, 2020 | By Kristen Richards | Photo by Bibi Powers Only a month into my four years at ColoradoContinue Reading
‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ Is Baffling, but It Might Just Be the Most Relatable Movie of 2020
2020-09-10
Sept. 11, 2020 | By Andrew Rodden| Illustration by Jubilee Hernandez Life doesn’t make sense. The relationships we have withContinue Reading
Beyond Politics: My Experience Volunteering for Hurricane Harvey Disaster Relief in Rockport, Texas
2020-09-10
Sept. 11, 2020 | By Kristen Richards | Illustration by Bibi Powers After the sun had set in Rockport, Texas,Continue Reading
‘Dark Souls’: The Definition of an Ageless Game
2020-09-10
Sept. 11, 2020 | By Ky-Leigh Boyland| Illustration by Xixi Qin Fighting with the promise of infinite death has madeContinue Reading
We’re All Feeling a Little Strange: Here’s How You Can Cure That Boredom During the Pandemic
2020-09-10
Sept. 11, 2020 | By Kara Thomas | Illustration by Xixi Qin Flashback to April 2020: we were all scared,Continue Reading
What Is It Like to Be an Ocean Away From Home During a Pandemic?
2020-09-03
Sept. 4, 2020 | By Anya Quesnel | Illustration by Patil Khakhamian International Life Column New visa restrictions, homesickness, andContinue Reading
Safe Away From Colorado College: Why Some Students Are Taking Gap Semesters
2020-09-03
Sept. 4, 2020 | By Angelina Chen | Photo by Anil Jergens Jay Luckey ’23 made a decision on theContinue Reading
‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’ Is the Most Excellent Sequel We Needed in a Most Heinous 2020
2020-09-03
Sept. 4, 2020 | By Andrew Rodden | Illustration by Xixi Qin I’ve been reinforcing this point ever since the startContinue Reading
Life Advice for the Pandemic: A Review of “When Things Fall Apart”
2020-09-03
Sept. 4, 2020 | By Kristen Richards | Illustration by Jubilee Hernandez “Only to the extent that we expose ourselvesContinue Reading
The New(ish) Responsibilities of Residential Advisors
2020-09-03
Sept. 4, 2020 | By Abby Mercier | Illustration by Jubilee Hernandez Almost every college campus in the nation hasContinue Reading
‘Project Power’ Dazzles and Disappoints with Awesome Visual Effects And A Wasted Premise
2020-08-27
By Andrew Rodden | Image by Patil Khakhamian How much power is too much power? What is the limit toContinue Reading
The Video Game That Stole My Summer
2020-08-27
By Joshua Kalenga | Image by Xixi Qin I was stunned when I found out that the popular soccer simulationContinue Reading
Hope is the Only Option: A Look into the Loomis Quarantine
2020-08-27
By Kristen Richards | Photo by Patil Khakhamian If you walk onto Tava Quad, you will see that it isContinue Reading
First-Year Students Reflect on Virtual New Student Orientation
2020-08-27
By Hannah Masling | Photo by John Le First-year students across campus hunkered down in their dorms, adjusting pillows, pullingContinue Reading
Story Time with Georgia: It’s Not Goodbye, it’s See You at Homecoming (I’m Not Crying, You’re Crying)
2020-05-14
By Georgia Grellier | Illustration by Jubilee Hernandez For the last ever Story Time with Georgia, I spammed the CCContinue Reading
A Catch-Up On Movies Released During The 2019-20 Academic Year
2020-05-14
By Andrew Rodden | Illustration by Jubilee Hernandez Over the last two semesters, I caught some amazing movies at theContinue Reading
“Americanah”: Personal Reflections on Moving to the US — Identity, Challenges, and Opportunities
2020-05-14
By Joshua Kalenga | Photo courtesy of Joshua Kalenga “What was your first meal in America?” my mum asked. AfterContinue Reading
Love on the Block
2020-05-14
Illustration by Cate Johnson Each week, Dr. Took-One-Psych-Class-Sophomore-Year will be answering Colorado College’s questions about the one thing that mostContinue 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
“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