Netflix has released a brand new Netflix Original Series which brings with it a lot of potential for disaster or redemption. The new interpretation of, A Series of Unfortunate Events, which recently arrived on Netflix was met with an initially mixed reaction. Many people considered the previous movie adaptation to be a terrible portrayal of…
When most Mines students hear the word “art,” they turn around and run in the other direction. Many Mines students view the liberal art class requirements as repulsive. However, I think most Mines students have this view because it has been engrained in their brains from the common belief that art is a whole world…
Along with the opportunities provided by the international office, student organizations also create opportunities for students to travel and gain valuable international perspective. Over winter break, Mines Without Borders traveled to Nicaragua to build a pedestrian bridge for a local community. The experience provided students with perspective to living conditions in Nicaragua and they also…
Hike for Help is a student organization that travels to Nepal to conduct humanitarian work with different projects to help the local impoverished communities. This last winter break, the members traveled to Nepal with the help of Lhakpa Sherpa, the owner of Sherpa House, to build restrooms along the heavily used trails leading up to…
The Mines international program includes two sides: students coming from partnering programs to study at Mines, and students from Mines studying abroad. While both are small in size, they are growing. Mary Cook, a staff member of the Office of International Programs, described the importance of having students come to Mines for their study abroad….
Equality Through Awareness, ETA, is an on-campus club devoted to promoting diversity and inclusion at CSM and in the community. “ETA is a wonderful way to build and nourish an inclusive community and facilitate discussion about important topics,” ETA officer Izzy Aguiar said. The club began as an association devoted to women in physics but…
With increasing student enrollment, loss of parking due to construction, and changes to the City of Golden’s parking regulations, Mines faces a parking strain likely to worsen in the next several years. As such, campus architects have proposed the addition of a parking garage by fall 2019 and will officially present plans for Board of…
Stressed about school? Stressed about jobs? Stressed about life? Want to bring more balance to your busy life? Meditation club is here to help! The Mines’ meditation club was originally founded years ago but was unfortunately abandoned when the club president graduated in Spring 2015. “I realized that the framework was there for me to…
On Feb. 2, Dr. Kenneth Osgood, Professor of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences and director of the McBride Honors Program, led a discussion on the recent executive order that, on Jan. 27, banned individuals from Syria, Libya, Sudan, Yemen, Somalia, Iraq, and Iran from entering the United States. Officially, the order banned individuals from those…