City Council candidates enthusiastic about initiatives in District 4
2021-04-01
Apr 1, 2021 | NEWS | By Frances Thyer | Photo by Patil Khakhamian In Colorado Springs’ southeast district, whichContinue Reading
Rental Project Mosaica to create more affordable housing in Colorado Springs
2021-04-01
Apr 2, 2021 | NEWS | By April Kwan | Photo by Patil Khakhamian On March 18, the Mosaica projectContinue Reading
Perspectives: In Their Own Words – Tiana Cooks
2021-04-01
Apr 2, 2021 | NEWS | By Lily Weaver | Photo courtesy of Tiana Cooks Becoming the role model sheContinue Reading
What will it take for Colorado to ban assault weapons?
2021-04-01
Apr 2, 2021 | NEWS | By Evan Rao | Photos by Isaac Yee After the horrific events that unfoldedContinue Reading
Remembering the victims of the Boulder, Colorado shooting
2021-03-23
Mar 23, 2021 | NEWS | By Isaac Yee | Photos by Isaac Yee
Getting back to normal: Colorado College plans return to in-person learning come fall
2021-03-18
Mar 19, 2021 | NEWS | By Esteban Candelaria, Lorea Zabaleta, and Cameron Howell | Photo courtesy of the CCContinue Reading
Colorado College announces new Student Services Center with an emphasis on wellbeing
2021-03-18
Mar 19, 2021 | NEWS | By Aidan Luter | Images courtesy of Colorado College On Feb. 9, 2021, ColoradoContinue Reading
Advocates are pushing to decriminalize magic mushrooms in Colorado Springs. Here’s how it would affect Colorado College students.
2021-03-18
Mar 19, 2021 | NEWS | By Isabel Hicks | Illustration by Maren Greene Last October, the push to decriminalizeContinue Reading
Party turned riot at the University of Colorado Boulder leads to concerns about spread of COVID-19
2021-03-18
Mar 19, 2021 | NEWS | By Avery Colborn | Photo courtesy of Clifford Grassmick from The Boulder Daily CameraContinue Reading
Colorado gun storage bill as a way to reduce suicide rates: Contentious split across party lines in the House of Representatives
2021-03-18
Mar 19, 2021 | NEWS | By Lily Weaver | Illustration by Xixi Qin Content Warning: This article discusses suicideContinue Reading
Unionization of city employees: Why a defeated ballot measure may be coming back
2021-03-18
Mar 19, 2021 | NEWS | By Esteban Candelaria | Photo by Maren Greene When Colorado Springs voters rejected unionizingContinue Reading
Colorado College Students Get Vaccinated Ahead of Frontline Workers and Vulnerable Coloradans
2021-03-11
Mar 12, 2021 | NEWS | By Isaac Yee | Photo by Kate Nixon Images of Colorado College students gleefullyContinue Reading
Is There a Series of COVID-19 ‘False Positives’ Around Campus?
2021-03-11
Mar 12, 2021 | NEWS | By Aidan Luter | Photo by Maren Greene It was the middle of BlockContinue Reading
International Fraud Rings are Attacking Colorado’s Unemployment System
2021-03-11
Mar 12, 2021 | NEWS | By April Kwan | Illustration by Xixi Qin With unemployment rates surging during theContinue Reading
Resident Advisors Write Letter Expressing Grievances: ‘Unclear Guidelines, Panicked Students, Impromptu Quarantines … All With No Additional Pay’
2021-03-11
Mar 12, 2021 | NEWS | By Will Funk | Photo by Anil Jergens At colleges and universities across theContinue Reading
Comparative Literature Department Launches New World Literature Minor
2021-03-11
Mar 12, 2021 | NEWS | By Psalm Delaney | Photo by Patil Khakhamian This past fall semester, the DepartmentContinue Reading
Is 30 Words Enough to Understand a City Ballot Question? Why You’ll Get to Decide for Yourself Next Time You Vote
2021-03-11
Mar 12, 2021 | NEWS | By Amelia Allen | Illustration by Bibi Powers The last time voters in ColoradoContinue Reading
Interviewing Colorado College’s President-Elect, L. Song Richardson
2021-03-04
Mar 5, 2021 | NEWS | By Riley Prillwitz | Photo courtesy of The President’s Office The clock winds downContinue Reading
Oh, Rats, They’re Still on Campus! How the Psychology Department’s Rat Colony Has Fared During the Pandemic
2021-03-04
Mar 5, 2021 | NEWS | By Esteban Candelaria, Lorea Zabaleta, and Cameron Howell | Illustration by Bibi Powers ThisContinue Reading
The Future of Colorado Springs Looks Bright, But Who Can Afford to Enjoy It?
2021-03-04
Mar 5, 2021 | NEWS | By Will Taylor | Photo by Patil Khakhamian By some metrics, it’s not hardContinue Reading
A New Face at the Bureau of Land Management
2021-03-04
Mar 5, 2021 | NEWS | By Evan Rao | Illustration by Xixi Qin Nada Culver, an environmental attorney fromContinue Reading
What the City Council Race Means for the Future of Energy in Colorado Springs
2021-03-04
Mar 5, 2021 | NEWS | By Arlo Metzger | Illustration by Bibi Powers As Colorado’s Front Range joins theContinue Reading
50 Years on The Block Plan: How Colorado College is Celebrating its Unique Class Schedule
2021-02-18
Feb 19, 2021 | NEWS | By Riley Prillwitz | Photo by Anil Jergens When Colorado College students tell strangersContinue Reading
Could the April 6 City Election Usher in Retail Cannabis to Colorado Springs?
2021-02-18
Feb 25, 2021 | NEWS | By Jon Lamson | Photo by Jon Lamson With six Colorado Springs City CouncilContinue Reading
Decommissioning Martin Drake Power Plant: A Significant Step Toward Renewable Energy
2021-02-18
Feb 19, 2021 | NEWS | By Lily Weaver | Photo by Anil Jergens On June 26, 2020, the ColoradoContinue Reading