By HAYDEN COGSWELL The cross country team is off to a quick start this season after a promising preseason. The squad held their preseason last weekend by camping in the Collegiate Peaks. The main focus […]
CC Takes the Democratic County Assembly
At 7 a.m. last Saturday, a group of Colorado College students wearing political paraphernalia gathered outside of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. They were there to participate in a part of the democratic process […]
Brian Quijada Takes on the Springs
Last Saturday afternoon, I took the bus across town to the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. I headed to the newly built Ent center, a silver snake of a building housing the UCCS performing arts […]
Quad Innovation Program Announces New Spring Initiatives
The Quad Innovation Program is launching three community projects this semester. Originally a joint summer program between Colorado College, Pikes Peak Community College, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, and the U.S. Air Force Academy, Quad […]
“I Am a Real Person. Not a Figurehead,” Stephany Rose, the Congressional Candidate for District 5
By RAMAH ALERYAN On Monday, Colorado College welcomed Rev. Dr. Stephany Rose for an event, “Honoring King, Living the Dream,” sponsored by The Butler Center, to celebrate the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. […]
Tiger Defense Promotes Safety on Campus
This past Tuesday, Campus Safety brought their self-defense classes to the residence halls, hoping to help promote the program as part of a series of four classes to be held in Loomis, Slocum, and McHugh […]
Friends and Faces of the Barr Trail: Bailey Eppard
As the cold winter winds traverse the western ridge of the Rocky Mountains and tumble down the Peak, Barr Trail becomes more chilling to the bone. When the trail becomes icy and unforgiving, Barr Camp […]