Thank You For Joining Us at Homecoming!
Homecoming Weekend was filled with connection, revisiting favorite campus spots, cheering on the Tigers, exploring academic spaces, and celebrating the many generations of CC alums who make this community special.
Thank you to everyone who came back to campus to reconnect, reminisce, and make new memories with us.
Once a Tiger, always a Tiger!
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CC FACULTY AWARDED TENURE AND EMERITI STATUS
CC is excited to congratulate five assistant professors for tenure and promotion to the rank of associate professor. Eight faculty members also received emeriti status following the approval of their retirement at the end of the 2025-26 academic year.
Organismal Biology & Ecology Department Receives NSF Grant
Associate Professor of Organismal Biology and Ecology and Southwest Studies Dr. Rachel Jabaily and her two students Magdalyn Rowley-Lange ’26 and Cricket Mohring ’28, are conducting research this summer on how plants in the pineapple family respond to nitrogen. The team’s study is funded by a National Science Foundation grant.
Journey to the Campus Compact Student Leadership Award: EmRhys Jenkins ’26
In a remarkable achievement that speaks to their exceptional dedication to community service and social justice, CC’s EmRhys Jenkins ’26 has been named one of this year’s recipients of the prestigious Campus Compact Student Leadership Award.
Art major earns research prize, a music alum reflects on her time at CC, a film alum is featured at Sundance, and more!
An alum joins Colorado Legal Services, students create a judicial election resource, and more!
Last year, two CC students set out on the ultimate adventure, making it to the top of El Cap and back in a Block Break.
Hockey coach Kris Mayotte signs 5-year extension, CC hosts the Warrior Games, a Tiger great reflects on time at CC, and more!
COLORADO COLLEGE IN THE NEWS
KRCC Marks 75 Years Serving Southern Colorado
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The station signed on in 1951 as Colorado’s first nonprofit FM station, originally established by Colorado College to support speech and drama education.
Volcanic Eruption in Colorado Disputed as World’s Largest to Ever Take Place
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Former CC Geology Professor Emily Pope shares a scientific lesson in the Denver Gazette about the massively destructive volcano that created the La Garita Caldera depression near Gunnison 27 million years ago.