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CMC Aspen opens ‘Shared Earth’ gallery exhibit

"Nest" by ceramic artist Julie Anderson. Anderson is one of over 50 artists featured in "Shared Earth: Ceramics of the Western Slope of Colorado," which opens at CMC Aspen on June 17.

Reception June 17 to feature over 50 ceramic artists from Colorado’s Western Slope

Un estudiante notable de principio a fin

Avila obtiene un título en contabilidad

A remarkable student from start to finish

Recent Colorado Mountain College graduate David Avila received from the Spring Valley campus both the David Allen Outstanding Student award and the Outstanding Associate Degree Student award. Photo: Otilio Avila

David Allen Outstanding Student awardee Avila earns accounting degree

Andrew Soliday: ‘A very hopeful outlook’

Andrew Soliday earned a Bachelor of Arts in sustainability studies and an Associate of General Studies in permaculture design. An avid fly fisherman Soliday spent commencement virtually, fishing the Frying Pan. Photo Stephanie Stocking.

Soliday’s passion for fly fishing and the environment reaches a new level

Life in an elevator

From left, Michael Banks and Bostyn Elswick in a scene from “Hope and Gravity.” Sopris Theatre Company at Colorado Mountain College will present an encore performance of the play, which is about the unexpected ways people are affected by a plummeting elevator, on Jan. 30 only at Aspen’s Wheeler Opera House. Photo Scot Gerdes

‘Hope and Gravity’ plays out at Aspen’s Wheeler Opera House Jan. 30

Taking the long view – for Aspen

The Aspen Times published the following editorial on Aug. 5, 2019. By Carrie Besnette Hauser Aspen is exceptional – a place of majestic beauty, inspired creativity, extraordinary foresight, and demonstrated generosity. However, even with world-class services and resort amenities, and high-quality health care, schools, and public transportation, Aspen lacks several key components that make a… Continue reading Taking the long view – for Aspen

Free lecture prior to July 31 AMFS concert: Behind the Music

CMC professor Tom Buesch to talk about pieces performed by the Aspen Philharmonic Orchestra

Business owner, worker use new skills learned at CMC

Bachelor’s degrees help both move forward professionally

Student transforms into professional camera operator at X Games

During last year’s X Games Aspen, Colorado Mountain College professional photography student Ben Hunter worked as an intern. This year, he’s been hired as a camera operator during the four-day event.

Isaacson School photography student Ben Hunter gets behind the lens at Aspen event

Sopris Theatre Company brings ‘The Other Place’ to Aspen Feb. 1

From left, Kelly Ketzenbarger as Juliana, Mike Monroney as Ian and Brittany Bays as The Woman will bring Sopris Theatre Company at Colorado Mountain College’s award-winning production of “The Other Place” to the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen Feb. 1. The company is competing in a national theater competition in June 2019 after winning statewide recognition last summer for their production of the one-act play written by Sharr White. Photo Scot Gerdes

Benefit performance to support company’s participation in upcoming national theater competition