
CC in the News
‘Bully,’ documentary by Cynthia Lowen ’01, reviewed in The New Yorker (The New Yorker, 4/12)
President Jill Tiefenthaler discusses liberal arts education at Lafayette College conference (Inside Higher Ed, 4/11/12)
Gov. Hickenlooper targets water conservation, dams for Colorado River (Denver Post, 4/11/12)
Ken Salazar, secretary of the interior, discusses Christo's 'Over The River’ project (Huffington Post, 4/10/12)
Ken Salazar ’77 speaks on energy, water, conservation (San Francisco Chronicle, 4/9/12)
U.S. Interior Secretary Salazar: Protect planet while using resources (San Jose Mercury News, 4/9/12)
CC students offer suggestions to help save the Colorado River Basin (Denver Post, 4/8/12)
College seniors face better job prospects but continued angst (Boston Herald, 4/8/12)
Meredith Ballard ’12 interviewed by The Hechinger Report (The Hechinger Report, 4/8/12)
Gazette cites importance of Colorado College to local community (Gazette, 3/26/12)
Professor Anne Hyde wins prestigious Bancroft Award (Denver Post, 3/14/12)
Anne Hyde’s ‘Empires, Nations, and Families’ wins Bancroft Award (Wall Street Journal, 3/14/12)
"Professor has a surprisingly accurate formula for predicting Olympic medal results" - Economics professor Dan Johnson predicts Olympic medal count (National Post, 3/13/12)
"The U.S. Should Clobber the World in London" - Economics professor Dan Johnson predicts Olympic medal count (Wall Street Journal, 3/12/12)
"Economist Predicts 15th-Place Finish for Canada" - Economics professor Dan Johnson predicts Olympic medal count (CTVNews.ca, 3/12/12)
"U.S. Athletes to Win Most Olympic Golds in London, Economic Model Predicts" - Economics professor Dan Johnson predicts Olympic medal count (Bloomberg, 3/11/12)
President Tiefenthaler discusses impact of state public cuts on higher education (Insider Higher Ed, 3/8/12)
Zac Podmore ’11 describes four-month river research journey (Huffington Post, 2/28/12)
CC senior’s economics class assignment published as an op-ed (Gazette, 2/22/12)
"President's class is a lesson for her and students about how the college works" - President Tiefenthaler teaches a class on the economics of higher education (Inside Higher Ed, 2/20/12)
"Colorado College president's double duty benefits class" - President Tiefenthaler teaches a class on the economics of higher education (Denver Post, 2/19/12)
"Coloradans' support for conservation remains strong" - The State of the Rockies Project (Denver Post, 2/19/12)
CC Professor Tom Cronin discusses unemployment and Obama in the Christian Science Monitor (Christian Science Monitor, 12/2/11)
CC Career Center Director Geoff Falen discusses internships in Chicago Tribune (Chicago Tribune, 11/4/11)
"Best Evidence Yet for Dinosaur Migrations" - Geology professor Henry Fricke and students in National Geographic (National Geographic, 10/27/11)
"Dinosaur may have migrated seasonally" - CC professor and students in the Los Angeles Times (LA Times, 10/27/11)
Geology professor Henry Fricke talks with CNN about dinosaur research (CNN, 10/26/11)
Research by CC geologist and students published by the journal Nature (Associated Press, 10/26/11)
In defense of liberal arts education - President Jill Tiefenthaler in the Denver Post (The Denver Post, 10/24/2011)
Political science professor John Gould's new book "The Politics of Privatization" mentioned by The New Republic (The New Republic, 8/23/11)
Psychology professor Tomi-Ann Roberts weighs in on the sexualization of young girls (CNN, 8/19/11)
From Popcorn to President: Jill Tiefenthaler (The Big Something, 8/18/11)
Career Center Director Geoff Falen Discusses On-campus Recruiting (Wall Street Journal, 8/5/11)
President Tiefenthaler profiled (Colorado Springs Independent, 8/4/11)
Assistant Professor of Sociology C.J. Pascoe weighs in on humiliation revelers (NPR, 8/1/11)
The Most Hipster Colleges (HuffingtonPost.com, 7/14/11)
CC is Co-Founder of National Collegiate Hockey Conference (7/13/11)
NSO Book “Ludlow” by Prof. David Mason Featured in Chronicle (Chronicle of Higher Education, 6/26/11)
David Mason Remembers Patrick Leigh Fermor (Wall Street Journal, 6/18/11)
John Collins Rudolf '01 Blogs About CC's 'Greenness' (New York Times, 4/25/11)
John Simons Discusses Western Film Genre (USA Today, 2/16/11)
Laura Hershey '83 Championed Disability Rights (Denver Post, 11/28/10)
Not the "Hook"Admissions' Mark Hatch Had in Mind (New York Times, 10/29/10)
Career Center Director Geoff Falen Discusses Post-College "Gap Year" (Wall Street Journal 10/29/10)
History Professor Anne Hyde's Opinion Piece in The New York Times (New York Times, 10/27/10)
CJ Pascoe Interviewed by Wall Street Journal Regarding Gay Students’ Suicides (Wall Street Journal, 9/30/10)
"You're Majoring in What?" Two CC Professors Cited in Chicago Tribune (Chicago Tribune, 8/28/10)
CC Farm Profiled in Magazine (Ag Journal, 8/28/10)
High School Counselors Put CC on Parade Magazine's College A-List (Parade, 8/22/10)
Psychology Professor Kristi Erdal Discusses Superstition Research (New York Times "Well" Blog, 7/28/10)
CC Professor David Mason Named Colorado Poet Laureate (Colorado Public Radio, 7/6/10)
Professor Tomi-Ann Roberts Interviewed for Radio Program "You are Here" on WERS (starting at 49:05) (WERS, 6/27/10)
USGS Director Marcia McNutt Quietly Wages 'Fearless' War on Oil Spill (New York Times, 6/16/10)
CC's Career Center's Geoff Falen Discusses Networking (Wall Street Journal, 5/13/10)
'An Online Alias Keeps Colleges Off Their Trail' (New York Times, 4/23/10)
Pulitzer Prize Winner Puts Modern Mark on Political Cartooning (PBS NewsHour, 4/23/10)
Colorado College Recognized for its Green Efforts (USA Today, 4/20/10)
Professor David Mason Featured on PBS NewsHour (PBS, 4/1/10)
Students Volunteering on Spring Break Make Texas Television News (KFDA, 3/22/10)
Newsweek Reviews Dan Johnson's Medal Predictions (Newsweek, 3/2/10)
Dan Johnson's Medal Predictions Prove Golden (Calgary Sun, 2/28/10)
Professor Tom Cronin Quoted in New York Times (New York Times, 2/19/10)
Dan Johnson and the Hidden Side of Everything (Freakonomics; New York Times, 2/16/10)
Bloomberg Cites Dan Johnson's Medal Predictions (Bloomberg, 2/15/10)
'Most Reliable Authority Available:' Dan Johnson (USA Today, 2/14/10)
Dan Johnson, 'Uniquely Qualified to Prognosticate' (Newsweek, 2/12/10)
Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson CC '86 Subject of Profile (Globe and Mail, 1/23/10)
Reuters Runs Dan Johnson's Olympic Medal Predictions (Reuters, 1/22/10)
Canadian Television Runs Story about Dan Johnson's Olympic Predictions (CBC National Television, 1/19/10)
Economics Professor Dan Johnson Featured in Forbes for Olympic Medal Predictions (Forbes, 1/19/10)
Toronto Sun Features Canadian-born Dan Johnson's Olympic Medal Predictions (Toronto Sun, 1/19/10)
Political Science Professor Tom Cronin Quoted in USA Today (USA Today, 1/18/10)
CC Economics Professor Aju Fenn Analyzes Price of Vikings Fandom (Wall Street Journal, 1/16/10)
Democrats' Rocky Mountain High Takes a Tumble in Colorado (Los Angeles Times, 1/12/10)
Colorado College Featured in National Survey of Student Engagement (New York Times, 1/03/10)
Colorado College Fosters Political Careers (Colorado Statesman, 12/18/09)
Predock Arts Center at Colorado College Earns LEED Gold Certification (Chronicle of Higher Education Buildings & Grounds Blog, 10/19/2009)
Muslim Cartoonist Tackles Social and Political Issues (Denver Post, 10/17/09)
Road Trip: Colorado College (U.S. News & World Report, 8/19/09)
CC Economics Professor Discusses Energy Proposal (Washington Post, 5/26/09)
2009 Guide to Women's Studies (Ms. Magazine, Spring 2009)
'Civic Generation' Rolls Up Sleeves in Record Numbers (USA Today, 4/14/09)
NOAA Chief Believes in Science as Social Contract (New York Times, 3/24/09)
'This Beautiful City,' Researched by CC Students, Opens (New York Times, 2/23/09)
Liz Cheney's CC Thesis Lays Groundwork for Presidential Powers (Slate, 1/29/09)
Athletes and Colleges Feel a Recruiting Pinch (New York Times, 1/13/09)
The Child Trap: The Rise of Overparenting (The New Yorker, 11/17/08)
City Should Play Up its Global Relations, Outdoors (The Gazette, 11/09/08)
Tough Times Strain Colleges Rich and Poor (New York Times, 11/07/08)
Democrats Enlist Students in Enemy Territory (Financial Times, 10/21/08)
Carle: 33 -season mainstay at CC (The Denver Post, 10/21/08)
The changing face of the sports fan (Sports Illustrated, 10/08/08)
Avoiding the "Freshman 15" (KXRM, 9/16/08)
Following the Kids to College (New York Times, 8/22/08)
Walsh: Utah's Senators are Too Gung-Ho About Oil Shale (Salt Lake Tribune, 8/07/08)
Why the Calendar Matters (New York Times, 7/27/08)
How Gender Affects Posture (Leonard Lopate Show, WNYC Public Radio, 11/07/07)
Rock Hill's Schock Shares Nobel Prize (Sullivan County Democrat, 11/02/07)
Historians Question Bush’s Reading of Lessons of Vietnam War for Iraq (New York Times, 8/22/07)
Open Piano Ensemble Entertains at Colorado College (Chronicle of Higher Education, 7/16/07)
Time Runs Out on Date (New York Times, 7/11/07)
She's Got a Date and Only 72 Hours to Prepare (New York Times, 7/9/07)
A look at Colorado artist Mary Chenoweth (Denver Post, 6/15/07)
Poet's Corner: David Mason reads from "Ludlow" (KPFK Los Angeles, 5/23/07) (Scroll down to May 23, 2007 shows; Poet's Corner; click "play")
Heroic Labor (Washington Post, 4/29/07)
Media Cited for Showing Girls as Sex Objects (USA Today, 2/20/07)
Sexualized Girlhood Tied to Mental, Physical Risks, Report Says (Bloomberg, 2/19/07)
Sewing Circles (NBC "Today" show, 1/24/07)
This City Knows the Drill (Los Angeles Times, 1/19/07)
Students Play SRK, Village Lights Up (TV report, CNN-IBN (India), 1/10/07)
Professor's Marks Rising (Ottawa Citizen/Canada.com, 1/6/07)
Refugees Find Haven at Colorado College (Chronicle of Higher Education, 12/23/06)
Circling Back to Sewing (Time, 11/27/06)
Electronic Voting Machines are Making Officials Wary (New York Times, 9/24/06)
Lopez Obrador Hailed as Mexico's `Legitimate' Leader at Rally (Bloomberg, 9/16/06)
The Washington Monthly College Rankings (Washington Monthly, September 2006):
Jostling for an edge in the 5th (Denver Post Perspective section, 8/6/06)
Leveled Colorado District Creates an Election Lab (New York Times, 8/5/06)
20 Colleges Worth a Trip: Off the Beaten Path (New York Times, 7/30/06)
Batter Up! Sports economics hits field (USA Today, 7/27/06)
Terror and Presidential Power: Bush Takes a Step Back (New York Times, 7/12/06)
Kirchner Calls on Congress to Give Up Budget Powers (Bloomberg, 7/12/06)
Harrowing Denali whiteout halts CC climbers from reaching summit (The Gazette, 7/7/06)
Auteur speculates on the strange death of Edgar Allan Poe (Denver Post, 6/29/06)
Mexican Business Group's Ads Urge Staying Course on Economy (Bloomberg, 6/27/06)
The Nation: Who's This 'We,' Non-Soldier Boy? (New York Times, 6/26/06)
Music festival is fountain of treats (Denver Post, 6/25/06)
Words of wisdom for 2006 grads (The Christian Science Monitor, 6/14/06)
Making sense of global warming: Downhill slide ahead? (USA Today, (6/5/06)
A Hothouse for Female Scientists: Small colleges, big results (Chronicle of Education, 5/5/06)
Links to 2006 State of the Rockies Report Card and Conference Coverage
Civilians Rein Over U.S. Military by Tradition and Design (New York Times, 4/16/06)
Give Manual students a chance (Denver Post, 3/16/06)
U.S!: Resurrecting Upton Sinclair (National Public Radio's Weekend Edition, 3/11/06)
Cosmic Log: Olympic Gold for Economists (MSNBC.com, 2/27/06)
New Brew: Coffee shop encourages community (The Gazette, 2/11/06)
U.S. record medal haul? It wouldn't be surprise (MSNBC.com, 2/10/06)
Cosmic Log: Dismal Science at the Olympics (MSNBC.com, 2/10/06)
Opening concert at Lamont's Organ Symposium (Denver Post/Rocky Mountain News YourHub.com, 2/15/06)
CC prof putting science in step with art of motion (The Gazette, 12/31/06)
35 Years of Intense Learning: CC students say block plan immerses them in subjects; professors say it creates bonds (The Gazette, 11/7/05)
Skirting the Political Divide: Democrats outnumber Republicans among college presidents, but both sides see pitfalls in partisanship (The Chronicle of Higher Education, 11/04/05)