By Jade Glaister The Golddigger is the annual satire issue of The Oredigger. All stories on this page were intentionally written with satire in mind and are not to be taken seriously. Contact us at orediggerstories@gmail.com for any comments or questions. Music is one of the best ways to amplify the plethora of emotions that…
The Golddigger is the annual satire issue of The Oredigger. All stories on this page were intentionally written with satire in mind and are not to be taken seriously. Contact us at orediggerstories@gmail.com for any comments or questions. By Lauren D’Ambra Movie opinions are some of the most objective opinions out there and it’s easy…
By McKenna Larson The Golddigger is the annual satire issue of The Oredigger. All stories on this page were intentionally written with satire in mind and are not to be taken seriously. Contact us at orediggerstories@gmail.com for any comments or questions. The Food If college is known for one thing it’s well-fed students. On campus…
By McKenna Larson The Golddigger is the annual satire issue of The Oredigger. All stories on this page were intentionally written with satire in mind and are not to be taken seriously. Contact us at orediggerstories@gmail.com for any comments or questions. Every member of the Mines community awaited your arrival anxiously and we were stunned…
By McKenna larson Looking for some out of the ordinary gifts to make this Valentine’s Day the most magical one yet? You’ve come to the right place! We’ve assembled some wonderfully wacky and weird Valentine’s Day gift suggestions that are sure to make your significant other question everything! Instead of a teddy bear try… A…
By Lauren D’Ambra Colorado School of Mines is currently home to some pretty heroic people. We at The Oredigger figured it was high time to give some well deserved shout outs to the heroic people who have kept Mines going this past year and a half. So, without further ado, here we go! The Mines…
By Zachary Barry I started writing for The Oredigger during my first semester at mines, in the fall of 2018, and I’ve been the Arts and Culture section editor since the fall of 2019. Both of these positions will come to an end when I graduate on December 17th. It’s crazy for me to look…
By Zachary Barry It’s that time of year again. The leaves have almost all fallen from the trees, and there is a chill in the air. These changes can only mean one thing, the return of Geese to the Mine’s campus. If this is your first year at mines, you may not know what to…
By Caleb Pan Stage 1: denial It’s week one. That fresh semester energy, seeing friends again, having a big-name-big-money job offer, and the lack of an actual workload during syllabus week might just push me to do my best! Stage 2: anger It’s week two, and I’m already slapped with a common hour exam. Alright,…
By Zachary Barry, Lauren D’Ambra, and Jade Glaister Ah, Thanksgiving, a time to gather with family and friends, have awkward conversations, appreciate all that’s good in your life and the world, and chow down on some of your favorite foods. With a holiday so synonymous with eating and sampling a plethora of dishes, it’s no…