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Prepare for Hazardous Travel
Winter weather is in the forecast for today and Thursday. If you plan to travel during this time, allow for extra time and check road conditions.

The storm is expected to have a major impact on Monument Hill and Interstate 25 to the north of Colorado Springs. Be prepared for winter driving conditions if you are traveling to Denver International Airport during this timeframe. 

CC airport shuttles are expected to run as scheduled today and Thursday morning. If shuttles are canceled or delayed, those who have signed up will be notified via email.
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Timely Warning: Off-Campus Burglaries

Campus Safety has received information about burglaries of several houses near campus.

There have been six burglaries since Feb. 17 with three occurring in the last three days. 

These burglaries have taken place on Cache La Poudre Street, Wahsatch Avenue, Nevada Avenue, and Cascade Avenue. An arrest has been made in one of these cases.  The primary items stolen were computer and electronic equipment.  

If you are a victim of any crime, please report it immediately. If you have any information regarding these recent crimes, please contact Campus Safety at (719) 389-6707; Colorado Springs Police Department non-emergency, (719) 444-7000; or make an anonymous report through Crime Stoppers at (719) 634-STOP, (719) 634-7867.

CC Campus Safety is working with colleagues at CSPD and will keep the community updated as additional information is available.

Please remember these safety tips:

  • Make sure all exterior doors and windows have working locks and that they are locked.
  • Keep your house or apartment locked at all times.
  • Use window chocks that limit how far a window can be opened.
  • Carry a fully charged cellphone with emergency numbers.
  • Document serial numbers to your electronic devices to aid investigators if those items are stolen.
  • Be alert. Keep your head up, remove your earbuds, and be aware of surroundings.
  • Report suspicious activity, behaviors, and circumstances or vehicles immediately to Campus Safety.

Campus Safety is available to conduct a property safety assessment of your space at no cost. To schedule an assessment email campussafety@coloradocollege.edu or call Campus Safety.

Important numbers to know:

CSPD Emergency 911
CSPD Non-Emergency (719) 444-7000
Campus Safety Emergency (719) 389-6911
Campus Safety Non-Emergency (719) 389-6707

This information is being released in compliance with the federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act. Timely warnings are issued to provide information about a potentially dangerous situation at or near Colorado College and to provide our students and employees with the information necessary to make decisions or take appropriate actions to ensure their safety.
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Save the Date for Block 7 First Mondays

A Campus Pause

A Campus Pause

Come together as a campus community to start Block 7 with a “campus pause.”


On 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 11:15 a.m.-noon, the CC community will observe a united pause: no classes, no meetings; an opportunity for a break from busyness to take care of yourself.
While taking this time out on the first Monday of the block is not enough time to address the complexity of mutual care during this pandemic, the hope is that this is the first of many collective pauses for the campus community, and will spark a continued conversation about finding long-term solutions to combating the sense of urgency that many students, staff, and faculty feel on the Block Plan. 
The First Mondays Event Series is a campus-wide forum that aims to engage all members of the CC community, including students, staff, administrators, and faculty. The series creates opportunities for the whole community to gather, encouraging everyone to be part of the intellectual life of the college, and facilitating discourse among students, faculty, and staff, across courses, disciplines, and divisions. Classes are dismissed early on the first Monday of each block so that all may attend the First Mondays event.
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Need to Know COVID Info for Spring Break

Dear Students, 


We want to thank you for cultivating a sense of community care through your flexibility and continued support for one another.  

Traveling during Spring Break?  Wearing a well-fitting mask while you travel can help protect you and others.  Learn about the latest requirements for wearing masks during travel.  

The CDC provides additional details about domestic and international travel. Resources, including a COVID tracker and travel FAQs are available here.

Screening testing is not required during Spring Break; this includes students who stay on campus during the break. Students tested earlier this week and will again following the break on Sunday/Monday and Thursday. Testing frequency will be adjusted as needed.

If you have COVID symptoms or are feeling unwell during Spring Break, contact the Optum Medical Center Point Urgent Care, (719) 636-2999. The Optum team can help with testing and treatment. The Counseling Center will have limited hours during Spring Break: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Friday. 

We wish you a restful break and look forward to the block ahead.   

Sincerely,  

Andrea Bruder 
Chief Public Health Advisor to the President 
 
Mateo Muñoz 
Chair, COVID-19 Policy and Implementation Committee
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