After rough economic times these past few years during which CC endowment assets, along with those of most other endowments, plummeted, the funds may be beginning a road to recovery.
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CC students, faculty and staff struggled this block to connect to the college’s wireless Internet networks due to several general wireless Internet issues and a software bug. Specifically, the connection would simply drop and then come back over and...
In the midst of economic challenge, CC’s new budget-making process has recommended drastic new changes, including a new student activities fee.This has been the first year of a new financing process at the college. In the past, there was an ad hoc...
On April 29, students got a chance to get up close and personal with some of the world’s most dangerous and intriguing animals: wolves.Mission Wolf, a rehabilitation center for wolves, brought three of the animals to campus to raise awareness about...
Two weekends ago, burglars stole from one room in the CC Inn and two in the Elbert Asian House, which spurred a series of e-mails to students about staying safe and keeping their belongings through eighth block. Last weekend, burglars targeted the...
“In the coming year, they will have to decide,” said David Carlson, outgoing CCSGA President, regarding the status of Synergy House, Interfaith House and Ticknor Hall.Five years ago, the Department of Justice randomly selected Colorado College for...
While families that make over $200,000 per year may represent only 3.4 percent of the United States population, at Colorado College the figure is a good indication that they may be paying full tuition- and the full-pay demographic has risen to well...
“I tend to think of masculinity as a performance,” said sociology professor CJ Pascoe when she introduced a discussion last week on masculine attitudes. She believes that traditional masculinity is not real, but rather a show of power.On April 27,...
In one of the highest profile events to happen this year at Colorado College, current U.S. Senator Michael Bennett and former Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff faced off last Friday in a candidate debate, as both vie to be the Democratic nominee...
“Are you ready to give your life to protect a whale?” asked Paul Watson, Founding Captain of marine conservation group Sea Shepherd and a co-founder of Greenpeace, to a crowd of several hundred CC students last Thursday. Armstrong Hall was so...
