For the past couple years, the term divestment has been a buzzword on college campuses across the U.S. But Colorado College does not seem to want to participate in the recent divestment trend. On the […]
Changes Allow for More Collaboration in Housing Office
After 10 years of working at Colorado College, the Room Assignments Specialist Kathy Butler retired in January. In this busy time of preparation for the upcoming school year, it would ordinarily be detrimental for the […]
The Sounds of Colorado College May Soon Be Silenced
One of Colorado College’s music clubs, the SOCC, has had a long partnership with KRCC, a local NPR broadcasting radio station. The club has had a partnership with KRCC since the SOCC was founded. KRCC […]
First-Year Student Protests Pedestrian Access Act
“My plan was to stay until I was ticketed,” said Hautzinger. Colorado College first-year student and long-time Colorado Springs resident Marley Ferguson Hautzinger has played an active role in the recent backlash against the Pedestrian […]
East Campus Housing Project Faces Community Resistance
Colorado College is designing new on-campus housing opportunities for upperclassmen, and community members are not happy about it. On April 5, CC held a Pre-Application neighborhood meeting to discuss the East Campus Housing Project, and […]
CC’s Sustainability Less Promising Than Expected
On March 25, Colorado College students spent their afternoon sorting trash on the quad outside the Worner Center. While sorting trash may not be an enjoyable activity, it revealed important information about CC’s trash output […]
New Student Trustee to Focus on Community, Collaboration, and Communication
Recently, Colorado College held elections for student trustee, and Mayss Al Alami, a current junior, won in a run-off after the first election ended in a tie. The election involved many hard-working candidates, but as […]
CC Women’s Lacrosse Partners With Team Impact to Make a Difference
The Colorado College women’s lacrosse team has recruited a new member: an 11-year-old girl named Cheyenne. The story behind this interesting addition to the team begins with an organization called Team Impact, which matches children […]
CC Bluegrass Ensemble Goes to Carbondale
Not many people associate bluegrass music, which originates in Appalachia, with our western state of Colorado, but surprisingly enough, there is quite a large and lively bluegrass culture here amongst the Rocky Mountains. The culture […]
Exploring Faith: Revolution Ministries Program Launches at CC
Often times, the transition to college brings new ways of thinking and new experiences, and students may turn to religion to explore bigger life questions. At Colorado College, students can get in touch with their […]