Dear Students, Participate in democracy by registering to vote. It is quick, easy, and ensures that your voice is heard in our community. If you live or go to school in Colorado and are eligible to vote, you have the right to register and vote in this state. It is never too late to …
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Dear Campus Community, The Office for Civil Rights & Title IX remains committed to addressing complaints of discrimination in the LGBTQ+ community. As mentioned in the Belonging Newsletter on April 29, in light of recent actions by the Trump administration that have removed these cases from federal priorities, it is essential that you know Colorado …
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Last edition of the year. Crying, laughing, kicking my feet. Gossip with the Prez!! This email is split into 6 sections: PSAs, what’s CCSGA been up to?, Llama recap, club spotlight, the personal section, and last but not least…future prez ROYCE’s section. PSAs: Senior assassin is getting serious. I’ve long been out, but good luck …
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CC’s Biggest Celebration of the Year is Just Days Away: Commencement 2025! Below are the what, when, and where for the events you might want to know about during Commencement Weekend. Baccalaureate, Saturday, May 17, 3 p.m., Shove Memorial Chapel This event kicks off Commencement Weekend with a chance to reflect and express gratitude. Eric …
Dear Graduates, The time has come — this weekend, you will graduate and officially become Colorado College alumni! We are so proud of you and look forward to honoring your achievements throughout Commencement Weekend. Here are the final details and key reminders: Mandatory Commencement Rehearsal: All graduates are required to attend rehearsal Friday, May 16, …
CC’s Biggest Celebration of the Year is Just Days Away: Commencement 2025! Below are the what, when, and where for the events you might want to know about during Commencement Weekend. Baccalaureate, Saturday, May 17, 3 p.m., Shove Memorial Chapel This event kicks off Commencement Weekend with a chance to reflect and express gratitude. Eric …
Andrew Han ’25 Earns Watson Fellowship Andrew Han ’25 Andrew Han ’25 earned a Watson Fellowship for his project, “The Bicycle as a Tool for Community Empowerment.” The bicycle’s introduction two centuries ago ushered in a new form of social and economic mobility. Exploring global bicycle infrastructure and advocacy – from rural communities to congested …
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Dear Colleagues I am thrilled to announce a collaborative project between ITS and the Crown Center for Teaching to develop a comprehensive Generative AI strategy for CC. This technology has significant transformative potential, but our focus is on the human, not the tool. This initiative is led by Associate Professor Ryan Bañagale ’00, Director of …
Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff, Across the country, higher education is facing new and complex challenges. Among them: federal lawmakers are considering policy changes that could have a significant financial impact on colleges and universities across the country — and small, private institutions like CC could be disproportionately affected. In true CC spirit, we are …
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Don’t Miss Block 8 Faculty Lunch! Join us on Wednesday, May 7, from noon – 1:15 p.m. in Gaylord Hall in Worner for Director of Assessment & Program Review Dr. Amanda Udis-Kessler’s talk, “Power, Privilege, Possibilities: Rethinking Systemic Inequality.” In this talk, Dr. Udis-Kessler will share insights from her book Cultural Processes of Inequality: A …