Freedom of speech has become an increasingly contested right on college campuses, and for good reason. Unrestrained freedom of speech can be a potent tool

First it was Loveland; second, Arapahoe Basin. Social media blew up, with companies like Teton Gravity Research and Unofficial Networks posting photos of the first

Opened in Feb. 2014, Mountain Fold Books is a non-profit bookstore specializing in small press publications. “I love Mountain Fold because it gives me hope.

For rap fans, G.O.O.D. Fridays take on a different meaning than its Christian origin. They are the Fridays leading up to the release of Kanye’s

Written by Tucker Smith This past Tuesday night, historian Amy Wood enlightened audience members on prison reform in the South during a lecture entitled “Crime

I caught up with Mercedes Whitman, also known as DJ Cummerbund, to talk about her show “The Nessy Forage,” which you can catch Tuesdays at

According to The Colorado Springs Gazette, land managers in Manitou Springs have claimed that the city might begin to charge hikers money to climb the

Jessica Ayers Guest Writer Jessica Hunter-Larson, the curator of the IDEA Space (Interdisciplinary Experimental Arts) at Cornerstone Arts Center, commented on the gallery’s newest exhibit

Jack Benham Guest Writer I probably watch around 20 to 30 online videos a day. When I go on a YouTube binge, that number skyrockets

Not too long before racist message posts on the anonymous app Yik Yak stormed Colorado College, Yale University was amidst overcoming racial tensions of its

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) ending the One-Child Policy this month has brought upon the end of an era. The One-Child Policy was first initiated

Rating: 3.5/5 “Beautiful” and ‘poignant’ describe “The Danish Girl” perfectly, yet its delicacy serves as both the film’s strength and weakness. I don’t usually like

The two-party system is a much-maligned aspect of the American political system. Indeed, I am met with stunned reactions whenever I try to explain American

In 1831, Nat Turner’s Rebellion in Southampton County, Virginia resulted in the highest death count of any slave rebellion in the history of the antebellum

Emily Lucas Guest Writer Sazerac: -Old-Fashioned glass w/ice -1 sugar cube – 1 ½ ounces rye or American whiskey – 2 dashes of Peychaud’s Bitters

Written by Andrew Schwartz Henry Montgomery, a 17-year-old African-American boy from Baton Rouge, Louis. was playing hooky from school when Sheriff’s Deputy Charles Hurt approached

On Friday, May 8 at 7:10 p.m., the hearts of Colorado College students sank in unison as we opened the dreaded email that we all

On Oct. 20, Subway, the world’s largest fast food chain, announced a plan to reduce and eventually eliminate the use of antibiotics in its meat

Ruthie Markwardt Staff Writer There exists a special connection between the collective CC soul and the greater canyon lands region. Whether you enjoy backpacking, canyoneering,

Written by The Catalyst Editorial Staff Liz Forster, Editor-in-Chief; Candelaria Alcat, News Editor; William Kim, Opinion Editor; David Andrews, Sports Editor; and Zita Toth, Life

“There’s a great quote by Larry Kramer, one of the premier LGBT activists, that says ‘We are not a people without a history,’” said Colorado

Rating: 4.5/5 Upon watching the trailer for the new Steve Jobs movie, I found a YouTube comment that read, “This movie is going to make

The State of the Rockies Project has added a sixth state, Nevada, to their annual Conservation of the West Survey. The addition expands the breadth

Christmas is coming. So are Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, Bodhi Day, Yalda, Yule, and more. However, the holiday-themed coffee cups that Christmas junkies await every year from