Reminder to apply to graduate, and more Commencement updates Seniors: Commencement is just 50 days away! We’re looking forward to celebrating with you Sunday, May 22, at 8:30 a.m. in Ed Robson Arena. We are proud to announce that Dr. Margaret A. Liu, a Colorado College alumna from the Class of 1977 who is renowned …
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Join us for upcoming concerts at Packard Hall. Unless indicated, all concerts are in Packard Hall, are free and require no tickets. Opera Scenes: Opera for Everyone! Friday, April 8 and Saturday, April 9, 7:30 pm April 8 show live streamed on Facebook and YouTube Faculty Recital: Jerilyn Jorgensen, violin, with Cullan Bryant, piano Sunday, April …
BLOCK 7 – 2022 In This Newsletter: 1. Thoughts from the Director: Connect the Dots 2. “Forever Foreign Series” – Keynote by Viet Thanh Nguyen on April. 7 3. Block 7 Arts Opportunities 4. Arts Stories: “Boy mother / faceless bloom” – Reflections From a Crew Member 5. Keep in Touch!: Find Us in Cornerstone, Worner, …
Here’s what you need to know for the week of March 28: Use the CC COVID-19 dashboard to inform your masking choices. Students must participate in screening testing this week Student Health Center resumes normal hours Extended hours at CC Bookstore Screening Testing Resumes After Spring Break All students must test following Spring Break, either …
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Generosity Day is finally here, and it’s time to celebrate everything that makes Colorado College great. Generosity Day is a day of CC pride and philanthropy. It’s an opportunity for the entire CC community — including alumni, parents and families, and friends — to come together and support each other and the college we all …
A Campus Pause Don’t forget that tomorrow, Monday, March 28, the campus community will use the time reserved for First Mondays programming to pause, inviting students, staff, and faculty to dedicate time to their own mental health. Classes will dismiss early, as on the first Monday of every block, so that all may participate. From …
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Kisunzu Wins Grant to Continue Photochemical Research Photo by Zak Kroger Assistant Professor of Organic Chemistry Jessica Kisunzu learned in February that she’d received a $16,000 two-year grant from Organic Syntheses Inc., which publishes procedures for preparing organic compounds. She’s one of 14 winners of this year’s summer research grants. The funds will support her …
Dear CC Community, When classes resume after Spring Break, we will be in the final stretch of an academic year in which we demonstrated the courage, grit, and resilience necessary to be together in person. We are a remarkable community, and we should take time to acknowledge our success. It wasn’t easy, but at CC, …
Sent on behalf of the DEIA Leadership Team and Staff Council: Our mission – to provide the finest liberal arts education in the country – calls on us to create an environment that fosters a positive racial climate on campus. As part of CC’s membership in the Liberal Arts Colleges Racial Equity Leadership Alliance and commitment …
Here’s what you need to know for the week of March 21: Use the CC COVID-19 dashboard to inform your masking choices. No screening testing during Spring Break. Optum will provide symptomatic testing services this week. Screening Testing Resumes After Spring Break Screening testing is not required during Spring Break; this includes students who are …
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