In the Time of COVID Social Media Warriors
2020-05-14
By Sam Pfeifer | Illustration by Cate Johnson One of the less-than-ideal habits I have comfortably picked up during quarantineContinue Reading
The Lesser Evil
2020-05-14
By Matt Rosen | Illustration by Jubilee Hernandez In the past few weeks, as Joe Biden has faced new allegationsContinue Reading
Oops, I Burned Down My Gym
2020-05-14
By Georgia Grellier | Illustration by Xixi Qin People tend to forget that there is a time and a placeContinue Reading
Where is my Mind?
2020-05-14
By Ezra Wallach | Photo by Patil Khakhamian The sun shining down on me was blocked by the big rustyContinue 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
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
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
From Drinking the Kool-Aid to Drinking the Bleach: What Your Vote Means in 2020
2020-04-30
By Catie McDonald | Illustration by Xixi Qin You know what they say: a tide pod a day keeps theContinue Reading
Student-Driven Change at CC: Looking Back and Looking Forward
2020-04-30
By Max Kronstadt | Illustration by Cate Johnson In my three and seven-eighths years at Colorado College, I’ve had theContinue Reading
I’m Addicted to TikTok (And Why You Probably Are Too)
2020-04-30
By Emma Hastings | Illustration by Xixi Qin Are you bored? Do you find yourself searching aimlessly for something toContinue Reading
Satire: A Modest Proposal For Preventing the Chinese Virus Pandemic from Being a Burden to the US
2020-04-16
By Zhuang (Michael) Xu | Illustration by Daniel de Koning Dear Mr. President, I’m writing on behalf of the AmericanContinue Reading
Things Worth Fighting For
2020-04-16
By Sam Pfeifer | Illustration courtesy of Henry Rolph It is wild that only a month ago I left campusContinue Reading
Delete Your Dating Apps — Club Penguin is the New Tinder
2020-04-16
By Georgia Grellier | Illustration by Jubilee Hernandez Yes, we’re all (hopefully) inside right now, and we’re all avoiding strangersContinue Reading
It’s Not Goodbye; It’s See You on Zoom
2020-04-09
By Catie McDonald | Illustration by Cate Johnson It is difficult during a time like this, when everything feels soContinue Reading
Black Lives Matter in an Almost All White Town
2020-04-09
By Emma McDermott | Illustration by Xixi Qin My hometown, Wilmette, Ill., has a population of just over 27,000 andContinue Reading
On Vulnerability
2020-04-09
By Ezra Wallach | Illustration by Xixi Qin The subtle light from the stars ceased to follow me into theContinue Reading
Climate Denial, COVID-19 Denial, and Why Do All of These People Still Have Jobs?
2020-04-02
By Jon Lamson As we all take shelter and watch the world burn around us, now seems to be asContinue Reading
Dogs Are Overrated and I’m Not a Monster (Fetch Is Never Going to Happen)
2020-04-02
By Georgia Grellier Dogs are not that special. I recognize that this is an inflammatory statement, but it has goneContinue Reading
Ancient Medicine for a Modern Cure
2020-04-02
By Reed Schaefer So, you’re doing everything you are being told to protect yourself and others from COVID-19, the diseaseContinue Reading
In Defense of Private Prisons
2020-03-06
By Emma Gorsuch In last week’s article, “A Push to End the Use of Private Prisons in Colorado,” Abby WilliamsContinue Reading
Medicare Gone Viral
2020-03-06
By Ezra Wallach Coronavirus, while likely not predicted to kill us all, has been predicted to affect over half ofContinue Reading
Announcing Metanoia: The Outdoor Journal, Rebranded
2020-03-01
By Greg Shea and Spencer Daigle At a school such as ours, the lack of a central student publication forContinue Reading
Destroy Your Idols and Forget About the Loomis Bath
2020-03-01
By Hank Bedingfield Within the walls of what is often referred to as the most physically unsettling dorm on campus,Continue Reading
Bring Back the Bigger Tables
2020-03-01
By Reed Schaefer My fondest holiday memories are, of course, the ones when my cousins, siblings, and I were youngContinue Reading
On Our Community
2020-03-01
By Sam Pfeifer At the end of last semester, I, along with many other students and faculty, attended a campusContinue Reading