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On May 11th, CC Held its annual Music and Arts Festival Llamapalooza. Students were able to spend the day indulging in the music of visiting artists and two student bands. Photo by Chidera Ikpeamarom ’22

Jerrell Cockerham and Gus Parks hold their hands as close as they can without touching as instructed by the audio they are listening to during A Blue Straggler.Students from Assistant Professor of Physics Natalie Gosnell’s glas as well as students and faculty from campus attended an immersive storytelling experience at 802 Nevada called A Blue Straggler. The artist Janani Balasubramanian and Gosnell created the experience to offer a new mode of science communication that transforms complex, cutting-edge research into a playful and accessible experience with astrophysics. Photo by Jennifer Coombes

Mataan Peer ’21 visits with friends while learning how to embroider at Innovation at CC where students learned how to manage stress with creative activities. Photo by Jennifer Coombes

Students gathered and marched across campus on April 30, 2019 to participate in Take Back the Night, a nationwide campus event to give voice to the many men and women who are victims or survivors of sexual assault. The event was sponsored by The Wellness Center. Photo by Jennifer Coombes

Eileen Huang ’22 takes part in the Hindu festival Holi, organized by SASA on Yampa Field. Photo by Ethan Knowles ’22

AnaBelle Marden ’21 and Anastasiia Kharitonova ’21 hang out on the Earle Flagpole on a warm spring afternoon during Block 8. Photo by Jennifer Coombes

Ritik Shrestha ’22 gets ready to kayak the Colorado River near Silverthorne as part of an Outdoor Education trip during seventh block break. Photo by Ethan Knowles ’22

On March 28th, CC students Adriana Aboitiz '22 and Andrew Hildenbrand '22 took advantage of the warm weather to hang out and study together in the sun. Photo by Chidera Ikpeamarom ’22

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