The Colorado College Ultimate Frisbee Team performs the Harlem Shake while on board Frontier Airlines flight 157, on February 15, 2013.
A video created by Colorado College students as part of the course, FG110 Introduction to Feminist and Gender Studies, taught by Assistant Professor Heidi Lewis during Block 5, 2013.
A video created by Colorado College students as part of the course, FG110 Introduction to Feminist and Gender Studies, taught by Assistant Professor Heidi Lewis during Block 5, 2012.
A video created by Colorado College students as part of the course, FG110 Introduction to Feminist and Gender Studies, taught by Assistant Professor Heidi Lewis during Block 5, 2012.
A video created by Colorado College students as part of the course, FG110 Introduction to Feminist and Gender Studies, taught by Assistant Professor Heidi Lewis during Block 5, 2014.
A video created by Colorado College students as part of the course, FG110 Introduction to Feminist and Gender Studies, taught by Assistant Professor Heidi Lewis during Block 5, 2014.
Brief video clip of Rosey Puloka, 2008 and 2009 participant, describing the Summer Dance Festival, part of the Colorado College Summer Festival of the Arts, bringing performances by the college and community partners each summer.
The film focuses on the use of dance movement therapy in a patient who has been diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. Creator's summary: Parkinson's Disease is measured on a scale of 1to 5. 5 being complete dependency on another. When I began working with Amy, she was at a 3. Recently, her neurologist rediagnosed her at a +1.
A short film that includes signing to the song "You Don't Know Me' by Ben Folds.
Colorado College student and History/Political Science major, Perri Kramer discusses her experiences in classes and with professors.
Promises, Promises is a musical comedy based on the book by Neil Simon, music by Burt Bacharach, and lyrics by Hal David. This production is directed by Ann Brink, Instructor in Voice, and Daniel S. Brink, Lecturer in Music and Accompanist. Except for special guest, Thom Andreas, all cast members are voice students: Zachary Anderson, Doron Mitchell, Sarah Hupper, Oliver Kennan, Allyson Moore, Thomas Crandall, Suzannah Mikol, Arianne Beckman, William Colin Busby, Nicholas Geyer, Mariella Sinderhauf, Rebecca Blaine Carper, Zuri Randell, Michael Reed Gosage, Robin Hinson, Arianne Beckman, Raquel Vasquez.
The Colorado College Music Department and the CC Student Music Theatre Group present a production of Death Takes a Holiday; music and lyrics by Maury Yeston; book by Peter Stone and Thomas Meehan ; directed by Daniel Fosha and Laura Berry ; Daniel Brink, Music Director; and featuring a cast of CC vocal students., Copyright restrictions apply. Contact the Colorado College Department of Music for permission to copy or publish.
God’s in the Garage is an explorative documentary about the challenges that musicians who are involved in Christian churches face as they struggle between their faith and their artistry. The audience follows Colorado Springs musician Brian Wight as he decides between a comfortable lifestyle through a church job and his artistry, with Colorado and Seattle artists weaving thoughts and music throughout.
Head Coach Guy Van Arsdale -- along with student athletes Buck McKenna, Michael McGeary and Moses Taylor -- discusses the Colorado College Men's Lacrosse Team, which plays in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference. The team attracts athletes who appreciate and desire a challenge while learning in a supportive atmosphere.
Footage of enthusiastic Tiger Hockey fans.
Video clip of 2013-2014 Colorado College Men's Hockey Team Member, Luc Gerdes. This clip is of the goal made by Luc Gerdes against Western Michigan (February 15, 2014).
Profile of Colorado College alumni and Tiger hockey player Brett Sterling. Sterling is among several CC hockey players to make it to the NHL, where he's on the roster with the Pittsburgh Penguins. In addition to earning his economics degree in 2006, Sterling garnered All American First Team Accolades, Academic All America Honors, a spot as a top-three finalist for the Hobie Baker Memorial Award, and all-time NCAA record for winning goals. He says his degree from CC is a huge thing to fall back on, and he wouldn't his experience at the College for anything.
Head Coach Ted Castaneda, along with student athletes Jocelyn Jenks and Julian Boggs, talks about the benefits of the Colorado College Cross Country Team. Not only does the small, tight-knit team have a variety of runners, but because of the location, they can run in the mountains and take advantage of the fact that Colorado College is the only Division III school that offers altitude training.
Head Coach Anne Goodman James, and student athletes Phil Sasser and Leanne Dalton, share their experiences with the Colorado College Swimming and Diving Team. The small, close-knit team, which competes in NCAA Divisions I, II, and III, is on the verge of national-level competition. Goodman, Sasser and Dalton say the team is a good opportunity to meet people, compete, and travel while offering a chance for students to grow as athletes and individuals.
On the eve of the completion of the Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center, Architect Antoine Predock talks about the versatility of the Center.
Cynthia Lowen (CC class of 2001) discusses not only what she learned at Colorado College, but how she learned, as critical to her career path as documentary filmmaker.
Bill Campbell (CC class of 1967), Executive Director of the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline, and member of the Colorado College Board of Trustees, talks about Colorado College, developing critical thinking and the value of liberal arts education.
A look at the newly created physical space of the Colorado College Office of Sustainability. A few of the six interns give an overview of their duties within the department.
Maren Elliot (CC class of 2001), human resources, marketing and sales director for an interactive agency, talks about the diverse fields of study and pursuit of developing unique career paths among her Colorado College classmates.
Dr. Meg Mathias (CC class of 1957), Alumni Representative to the Colorado College Board of Trustees, talks about Colorado College, reunions and the leadership of Colorado College President Celeste and faculty.
