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Ellen Weir Casey ’71, MAT ’77 reflects on her odyssey through infertility, the earliest days of in vitro fertilization, and giving birth to her daughter, Colorado’s first “test-tube baby.”

Black, Indigenous, people of color, and women now hold more influential positions than ever before at Colorado College.

The Dynamics of Power five-class collaboration introduces first-year students to a truly interdisciplinary education.

An adapted Priddy Experience allowed incoming students to connect to Colorado Springs.

As director of artist collaboration for Meow Wolf, Santana-Sayles works with artists to bring playful and mind-bending spaces to the immersive art exhibit.

“Stumbling is not falling.”  — Malcolm X An in-person Commencement ceremony was held Sunday, May 23, at the new Weidner Field in downtown Colorado Springs, with 532 undergraduate degrees and 17 Masters of Arts in Teaching degrees awarded. The event concluded a year like no other, in which students immersed themselves in virtual and hybrid…

Think Bookmobile — But For the Arts

COVID Copes: Fostering Felines? Pandemic Puzzles? What Helped Faculty Get Through the Pandemic?

Colorado College students and recent alumni representing a variety of departments and disciplines earned a number of academic awards this year. CC Fulbright Adviser Roy Jo Sartin says that Fulbright reports this cycle was the most competitive in the program’s 75-year history. Of CC’s 21 total applicants in this most recent cycle: 57% advanced to…

CC’s 14th president was a concert pianist, then dean at the University of California, Irvine School of Law before coming to Colorado College.