Canvas Security Update for Faculty We want to thank you for your interest as the College continues to gather information on the Instructure cybersecurity incident. At this time, Instructure has informed us that Canvas is safe to use, and ITS has ensured Canvas remains available for continued use. CC’s ITS team and cybersecurity partners remain …
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Robson Arena Events Impacting Campus Robson Arena is hosting high school graduations again this year, which will include road closures. The schedule is as follows: Monday, May 18: D11 rehearsals from 7:15 a.m.-4:45 p.m. No road closures; grads have been instructed to park in the garage Tuesday, May 19: Roads closed (hockey road closure: Cache …
Faculty and Staff Parking Registration Opens June 8 We’re getting ready for a new parking year. Online vehicle and parking permit registration for faculty and staff opens Monday, June 8, at 8 a.m. Before registration opens, please review the following information to help ensure a smooth process. All vehicles must be registered with the Parking …
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What Students Need to Know Before Parking Registration Opens We’re getting ready for a new parking year. Online vehicle and parking permit registration for eligible students opens Monday, July 6, at 8 a.m. Before registration opens, please review the following information to help ensure a smooth process. All vehicles must be registered with the Parking …
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Changes to Direct Printing for Faculty and Staff In 2025, we announced that changes to faculty and staff printing would be implemented at the end of this academic year as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen network security. This change will go into effect on June 16. We recommend removing your existing printers and following the instructions below to reinstall them ahead of June 16. Mapping Printers …
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Dear Students, If you did not complete the All-College Course Evaluation in your current class during the fourth week, please remember to log-in to Banner to complete the evaluation form, which will be accessible to you only until the second Monday of next block when course grades are submitted. Course evaluations are always anonymous, and …
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Dear CC Faculty and Staff, To support transparency and shared understanding across the College, Staff Council and the FEC shares a weekly summary of key operational updates discussed at the College Operational Leadership Team (COLT) meeting. Please review this week’s summary. If you are interested in learning more about CC’s operational governance framework, including the …
Dear CC Employees, This fall, CC will launch a required training program following collaborative planning with several departments across campus. Led by the COO and Dean of the College, the program is designed to help faculty and staff strengthen their understanding of key requirements related to cybersecurity, FERPA, Title IX, and College policies. The training …
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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, Friday, May 15, 10:45 a.m. All graduates are required to attend rehearsal …
Commencement 2026 Is Just Days Away Below, you’ll find everything you need to know about Commencement weekend events. Baccalaureate Saturday, May 16, 3 p.m., Shove Memorial Chapel This event kicks off Commencement weekend with a chance to reflect and express gratitude. Lori Driscoll ’94, Professor, Chair of Neuroscience & Psychology, will give this year’s Baccalaureate …