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Online performance kicks off Sopris Theatre Company season Nov. 6

Nine actors are featured in nine monologues in “Rogues’ Gallery,” a streamed performance by Sopris Theatre Company at Colorado Mountain College, Nov. 6-15. Single tickets are on sale only via ShowTix4U at https://www.showtix4u.com/events/18218 Among the characters are Emily Henley as Lockdown. Photo Scot Gerdes

Adapting during times of COVID, nine solo characters fill ‘Rogues’ Gallery’

Leibowitz joins CMC Leadville as assistant dean of student affairs

Justin Leibowitz has been named assistant dean of student affairs at Colorado Mountain College Leadville.

Leibowitz will oversee housing, dining, academic advising, recruiting, financial aid, disability services and enrollment.

Eagles compete on ‘grand’ scale

Seven men and two women from Colorado Mountain College’s cross-country running team competed at the Colorado Mesa University XC Invitational on Oct. 10 at Lincoln Park in Grand Junction. As the only National Junior College Athletic Association school at the meet, CMC joined a highly competitive field, which included 145 top runners from a total… Continue reading Eagles compete on ‘grand’ scale

CMC trustees meet at Morgridge Commons

GLENWOOD SPRINGS – The Colorado Mountain College Board of Trustees held a regularly scheduled work session and meeting on Oct. 20, 2020, at Morgridge Commons in downtown Glenwood Springs and via Zoom. At all times trustees, employees and visitors adhered to strict group size limits, public health protocols, face coverings and physical distancing requirements. The… Continue reading CMC trustees meet at Morgridge Commons

$2.125 million grant awarded to CMC

Colorado Mountain College has been awarded a $2.125 million, five-year grant through the U.S. Department of Education’s highly competitive Strengthening Institutions Program. SIP is intended to expand colleges’ capacity to serve low-income students by providing funds to improve and strengthen academic quality, institutional management and fiscal stability. CMC’s project will be used to strengthen the… Continue reading $2.125 million grant awarded to CMC

A rural perspective on Gallagher

Colorado Mountain College President & CEO Dr. Carrie Besnette Hauser. October 2020

By Dr. Carrie Besnette Hauser

Sopris Theatre Company introduces innovative season

From left, Midge Gladwell, Mary San Miguel, Colton Grove and Kestra Arrington block out a scene for “Rogues’ Gallery,” Sopris Theatre Company’s first virtual production of 2020-21, Nov. 6-15. The company is adopting new techniques such as green screens and physical distancing as they rehearse for the new season.

Colorado Mountain College revisualizes the theatrical performance

CMC team hosts ‘highest cross-country meet in the solar system’

Colorado Mountain College student-athlete Madisen Johnson of Windsor, Colorado, turned in a 27:42 in the 5K at the CMC Eagle Open at the college’s Leadville campus Sept. 26, 2020. This is the first year that the college has had a women’s cross-country running team.

Eagle runners at home for race Sept. 26

Regreso a clases y a trabajar en la Regreso a clases y a trabajar en la Universidad de Colorado Mountain

Gracias al apoyo del programa estatal, hay ayuda disponible para los trabajadores desplazados en el distrito de CMC

CMC Eagles cross-country team scores ‘firsts’

From left, Luke Plummer from Seymour, Indiana; Skyler Winter from Peyton, Colorado; and Paul Hans from Breckenridge, Colorado, are all first-year members of the Colorado Mountain College men’s cross-country team. They raced in temperatures above 95 degrees in Carr, Colorado, on Sept. 5 during the trio’s first collegiate meet.

Men and women student-athletes have successful meets in northern Colorado and Wyoming