James Mills stands in front of some 50 people in Slocum Commons to speak about diversity in the outdoors. He is at Colorado College touring with his film An American Ascent, which documents the first […]
Cruz and Glenn Come Out on Top at Republican State Assembly
Photos by Phillip Engh “We should abolish the IRS,” Ted Cruz announced to roaring applause from Colorado’s assembled Republican delegates. Scorning the podium used by previous speakers, Cruz paced the stage, relaying his vision of […]
Pedestrian Access Act Incites Community Backlash
“Ticketing homeless people is not going to fill the potholes,” said Paul, exasperated. Paul, who is fifty-one years old, was fired from his last full-time job at Home Depot seven years ago, when a medical […]
From Fish to Raves, the Big Idea Funds CC Startups
King of the Sea, brainchild of seniors Nick Kramer and Peter Wailes, received a $25,000 check at the Big Idea competition to market the invasive lionfish as a sustainable alternative to more common fish. Neonic […]
Conflicts in Syria
Syria dissolved into civil war nearly five years ago. Since the war began, the United Nations estimates 250,000 people have died while 11 million have been displaced. Although many of the warring parties agreed to […]
CC Launches Communications Plan
As many may notice, there are new banners on the light posts of Nevada Street. The banners portray Colorado College’s new logo, but this is only one component of the multi-faceted Master Communications Plan. A […]
Campus Dorms Adopt New Substance Use Policy
On Jan. 20, residents of the Mathias dorm received an email outlining an increase in punishment for marijuana related write-ups. While first semester incidents had been met with a range of repercussions, all second-semester disciplinary […]