By HANK BEDINGFIELD During first week of Block 8, Earth Week hits the campus of Colorado College with a flurry of events and activities. Expanding beyond “Earth Day,” which occurs officially on Monday, April 22, […]
Incarcerated Writers Series: NarcEmpathic Synthesis
This series features writing from inmates at the El Paso County Criminal Justice Center. The articles stem from weekly programming facilitated by the Colorado College Prison Project. Through contact between the CC community and Colorado […]
Catalyzing Solutions: The NewClear Way
By BRITTA LAM As climate change is looming, it is paramount that we fully understand technologies before we judge them. With projected increases in energy consumption, part of our future lies in decarbonizing the grid. […]
First Monday With the Provost: What Society Will We Choose?
By PAIGE SHETTY In a packed Kathryn Mohrman Theater, Colorado College’s Provost Alan Townsend did not hesitate to explain the dire consequences of climate change to his audience. With his background in environmental science, these […]
The Controversy of Martin Drake
Catalyst Audio | Audio-documentary | Released Feb. 22, 2019 Uncertainty hangs in the air above downtown Colorado Springs. Cheap coal burned by the Martin Drake Power Plant has kept local electricity rates well below the […]
10 Questions with Ulyana Horodyskyj
By BEN SEITZ-SITEK Ulyana Horodyskyj, a visting professor in Colorado College’s environmental department, is the founder of Science in the Wild, and a finalist in NASA’s astronaut program. When not teaching, Horodyskyj travels to some […]
Animal Agriculture and Climate Change
By KYLE ZINKULA When discussing global warming and climate change, people tend to identify fossil fuel burning and electricity use as the leading causes. While such assumptions are correct, the effect of animal agriculture is […]
Incarcerated Writers Series: Untitled
This series features writing from inmates at the El Paso County Criminal Justice Center. The articles stem from weekly programming facilitated by the Colorado College Prison Project. Through contact between the CC community and Colorado […]
Weekly Rundown
ON CAMPUS • “Armstrong Quad” will now be called “Tava Quad” in response to a request from the Indigenous and Native Peoples of CC. It is the name used by the Tabegauche Band of the […]
The Student Body’s Role in Making CC Carbon Neutral
By GABI JADOTTE “Where did you go for block break?” This is an all too familiar question heard across campus during the first few days of each block. A question not often heard “How much […]