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With the arch of the temple of Apollo in the background, Charlie Mounts ’20 and Christopher Nunziato ’18 plan how best to catch an octopus off the island of Naxos. The two are in Greece with Lisa Hughes and Barry Sarchett’s The World of Odysseus: History & Myth class. Photo by Liana Butler-Moore ’19

Ouli Sane '18, a psychology major and Japanese language minor, writes in Japanese on a roof tile that will be used in the renovation of the building over the Great Buddha of Todaiji Temple in Nara, Japan. Members of CC’s Semester in Asia: Japan all left their mark on the tile when the group visited during the month-long, travel-based course Studying Asia. Photo by Joan Ericson

Jamie Baum ’18, co-chair of Colorado College's Hillel group, places flags on the Armstrong Quad lawn to represent the thousands who have lost their lives world-wide in recognized genocides for Holocaust Remembrance Day.

CC’s inaugural TUTT Talks were a big success, with students presenting a 5 to 10 minute talk highlighting how an academic or personal passion is making an impact. Photo by Vivian Nguyen ’20

CC’s Battle of the Bands is a perennial springtime favorite, as student bands battle it out on Autrey Field. Photo by Vivian Nguyen ’20

The Dance Workshop always delivers on its promise of great variety. The show, fully produced by students, was performed three times and drew large crowds. Photo by Vivian Nguyen ’20

Students were among the more than 800 demonstrators who rallied in Colorado Springs outside City Hall during the March for Science in April. Photo by Vivian Nguyen ’20

Fiona Cerf '18, left, and Hollis Schmidt '18, center, react as classmate Nelson Kies '18 places a second brick on their bridge during a class on function and design where students built bridges out of wood stir sticks and glue. The 3-D studio class did the lesson to reinforce their instruction on understanding the foundations of design as well as embracing the process of creating and letting go of an object once the creation is done.

Charlie Theobald '17 participates in Soeren Walls' senior thesis project for his Theater major, Iris-31, a virtual reality experience created so that participants can both watch and experience an alternate reality. Iris-31 was based on a story Walls' grandfather told him about a hurricane that hit Belize in 1931 and the double meaning that the word iris can have in relation to water, the eye and its purification qualities.

Students say "Willkommen" to Easter as they decorate eggs at the Max Kade House, the German Department's language theme house on the CC campus. Photo by Nina Riggio '17.

Community members join Cool Science, the CC Cool Science Club, and more than 30 local companies, schools, clubs, and nonprofits for the annual Cool Science Festival, held on the CC campus. The event features hands-on science activities aimed at students ages 8-15. Photo by Vivian Nguyen '20.

CC's Bluegrass Ensemble, directed by Keith Reed, plays off-campus at a popular music venue in Manitou Springs. Photo by Nina Riggio '17.