CC Activism Institute Fights Injustice at the Border
Summer 2023: Three Colorado College alumni and 15 current CC students served as social justice activists in the areas of immigrant detention and community organization.
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CC Students Lead Politically Diverse Debate
Megan Clancy ’07
In a world of increasing political polarity, it’s reassuring to know that there are still places where civil discourse can happen across party lines. Thankfully, one of those places is CC.
President Richardson Shows CC’s Influence on a National Stage
CC President L. Song Richardson recently attended The 6th Annual Presidents Dinner at the National Press Club in Washington D.C.
CC Alum Takes On Her State in Historic Trial… and Wins!
Megan Clancy ’07
The first-ever constitutional climate trial in United States history, led by a group of Montana youth, concluded in June.
CC launches the HAVEN Initiative, students and alums work for justice, and more!
Class notes, in memoriam, and links to the digital archives of CC publications.
What’s happening in the arts and with artists on campus and throughout the CC community.
Senior James Settles wins the Metro State Invitational, Men’s Soccer beats Ozarks on the road, featured alumni athletes, thoughts from CC coaches, and more!
COLORADO COLLEGE IN THE NEWS
CC hosts the Downtown Partnership’s 26th annual breakfast
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The Colorado Springs Gazette reports that CC’s Robson Arena provided the perfect space for the Downtown Partnership’s 26th annual breakfast with community leaders on Friday, Sep. 22. Mayor Yemi Mobolade and Susan Edmondson, CEO of the Downtown Partnership, took stock of the area’s progress, lauding it as a better place to live, work, and play than a decade ago.
CC sponsors Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival
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The Denver Post reports that CC is proud to sponsor the 36th annual Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival, which is coming up on October 20-22 and will take place on campus.
President L. Song Richardson in University Business
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Song Richardson’s comments about what defines an elite institution were included in a write-up from University Business, which featured the varying opinions of several of the college presidents in attendance.