Class of 2020

NASU Tee Pee

Freshman Judy Fisher and members of the Native American Student Union and facilities management erected the group's teepee on the quad Monday ahead of the 2017 CC Native American Exhibition Powwow that will be happening on Saturday, April 1.

Emerald Green observes her test tube as she measures the correct amount of solution for a General Chemistry lab in Murphy Brasuel's classroom.

Abby Williams '20 gets help from Noah Brodsky '17 while trying out a slackline on the quad April 13, 2017.

LoCCal

As part of a new annual tradition, CC celebrated to Colorado Springs community by inviting community members, local food vendors, and local bands to take part in art and music festival. September 8th, 2018.

Abby Dione, the first black female owner of a climbing gym in the US, led an all female climbing session in the Ritt Kellogg Climbing Gym. Oct. 3, 2018

Black Womens Formal

Black women ranging from students to community members gathered together to mingle, eat, and celebrate Black Girl Magic. January 25, 2019

Black Womens Formal

Black women ranging from students to community members gathered together to mingle, eat, and celebrate Black Girl Magic. January 25, 2019

General Lab Pictures

Chemistry and Bio Chemistry majors are measuring the strength of dye extraction to potentially find a more efficient way to clean water. March 8, 2019.

General Lab Pictures

Chemistry and Bio Chemistry majors are measuring the strength of dye extraction to potentially find a more efficient way to clean water. March 8, 2019.

OPEN HOUSE

Approximately 150 future students of CC's class of 2020 have been meeting faculty, students, and staff as well as exploring campus and the surrounding area during the last few days as part of Admitted Student Open House.

SUMMER SESSIONS

Colorado College Summer Institute for Visual Environmental Communication, in which students gain the skills and knowledge to communicate environmental issues impacting the Rocky Mountains with the public in an engaging way.

FAC Strategic Meeting

An ecology course, taught by Brian Linkhart, ventures into the field to learn about different ecosystems of the Pikes Peak Region.

Sense of Place Water Tour

Emma Kerr, Jacqueline Nkhonsera and Eden Lumerman build burritos after a day of touring the Continental Divide on the Water Tour. Students and staff ate communally and discussed the day's trip.

Sense of Place Water Tour

Adjunct Theater and Dance professor Sue Lauther, left, discusses the water tour with students at their cabin at the Mount Princeton Hot Springs during dinner after a day on the Water Tour.

Environmental Justice of the SW field trip

Environmental Justice of the Southwest students visit downtown Santa Fe during a field trip of New Mexico.

Environmental Justice of the SW field trip

Kyla Sherap, left, and Kelsey Maxwell share a radish from a small farming operation in northern New Mexico.

Taste of the World

Spring Dance Workshop 2017

Participants in the Spring Dance Workshop perform a number during the annual dance event. Photo by Vivan Nguyen

Africa Day

Colorado College hosts Africa Day where students and community members celebrate the diverse peoples and cultures of the African diaspora at Cornerstone Art Center. The event included live dance performances, video presentation, drum sessions, African food catering, a flag show, spoken word poetry, a face painting station, and a guest speaker.