By Jade Glaister It’s a lovely weekend night, there’s finally no sign of snow in the sky, and you decide to take a refreshing break (after another painful week of studying) to walk around Downtown Golden. This town offers many activities and spots to adventure around and keep you occupied, so you decide to escape…
By Jade Glaister On May 21, 2021, the record-breaking album, “Sour” was released, and listeners were never the same. Olivia Rodrigo, the talented artist of “Sour,” poured all her thoughts and emotions into the 11 songs that make up the album. These ranged from slow and heart-wrenching to aggressive and angry to sweet and pensive,…
By Jade Glaister We’re starting this music column off with a stylish start because of the recent, magical news: Harry Styles is releasing a new album! Fans of this talented musician have been impatiently waiting for more content since his release of the incredible album, “Fine Line,” in December 2019. The wait is almost over…
By Jeremiah Vaille On Friday April 9th and Saturday April 10th, the Colorado School of Mines Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) will host the 2022 Rocky Mountain Regional Conference. The ASCE regional conference is an exciting event full of competitions between eight schools in Colorado, Wyoming, and South Dakota. This…
By Jeremiah Vaille Before Spring Break, Turning Point USA hosted an event on campus that sparked a protest outside of Marquez Hall. One Wednesday March 16th, Morgan Zegers, a conservative political personality and founder of Young Americans Against Socialism, spoke to students from Colorado School of Mines, the University of Colorado, and other schools in…
By McKenna Larson Spring Break should be a time for students to decompress after hard first months of the semester but thoughts of upcoming homework or pressure to make plans can ruin any relaxation efforts. Here are my simple tips to have a relaxed Spring Break that serves your needs. The biggest tip I have…
By Jeremiah Vaille On Friday March 11th and Saturday March 12th Orediggers took to the national stage in the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships. The men tied for a 15th place finish with 15 points and the women tied for 27th with 6 points. Dillon Powells 5k performance highlighted the weekend. Powell…
By McKenna Larson In March 2019, 28 players of the US National Women’s Soccer Team filed a lawsuit against the legislative body United State Soccer Federation (USSF) for unequal pay and poorer working conditions compared to their male counterparts at the national level of professional soccer. The wage disparities are seen at all avenues of…
By Jade Glaister Music is one of the best ways to amplify the plethora of emotions that we all go through on a daily basis (thanks Mines). However, you have to be meticulous in choosing the correct songs for different moods as emotions are a very delicate thing, and they must be supported well. To…
By Giovanni Ramirez Every day in a board room somewhere in the world the pitch is made to turn a popular video game or video game franchise into a movie. Sometimes it happens in the opposite direction. Sometimes it’s the third time this particular event has happened for the same franchise (Resident Evil has had…