By Hank Bedingfield A night that held the assurance of a beautiful reunion brought instead betrayal, shame, and the overall sense of passionless confusion I once thought was exclusive to unrequited love — which I […]
No Space for Race
By Tali Juliano The Race, Ethnicity and Migration Studies major has been an important topic of discussion on the Colorado College campus since I’ve been a student: from the campaign against the West in Time […]
The Sandwich to Die For: The Mania of Popeyes Chicken Sandwich
By Hank Bedingfield The reintroduction of the Popeyes Chicken Sandwich has plunged our culinary nation into a state of manic anarchy never before seen in the fast food world — and it really is that […]
Off Campus Dialogue Food for Thought
By Ben Singer The off-campus dialogue that featured the class of 2020 had a little bit of everything. The event brought together Greek life members, athletes, a campus journalist, curious students, Campus Safety officers, Colorado […]
Lessons from ‘Paterson’: Seeing the Beauty in Banality
By Daniel Sarché Every day, we are surrounded by marvels, many of which tend to slip by unnoticed. People are so caught up in the business of life that we often forget to look around. […]
A Farewell to Wooglin’s
By Owen Miller Autumn is a somber season, rife with nature’s memento mori. The days begin to shorten, a chill makes its home in the air, and the leaves wither on their trees and die. […]
Arapahoe Basin Is the Last Frontier for Genuine Colorado Skiing and Colorado Skiers
By Hank Bedingfield Arapahoe Basin, notably absent from this year’s Epic Pass, provides hope that the corporate swine of Vail Resorts cannot extend their price-gouging, soul-crushing tentacles to every mountain in Colorado. The early season […]
Colorado is an Important Swing State for 2020
By Reed Schaefer In almost 365 days, it will be Election Day: Nov. 3, 2020. For many of us, this will be the first major election in which we can vote. On top of this, […]
It’s Getting Hot in Here, So Take Off All Your Certainty: Hot Drought as the New Norm for the Southwest
By Emily Kressley Think about a restless night of sleep, where you toss and turn and wake up in a sweat. Not only are you uncomfortable, you’re also dehydrated — you reach for a big […]
Complicity and Climate Change: Travel Offsets as a First Step
By Benjamin Swift In a capitalist system predicated on the commodification of environmental resources and designed to maximize transnational capitalist class profits, for most people, simply existing entails a state of complicity. The mere act […]