Don’t be afraid to love your geeky side
You are a student seated in an empty classroom and you are watching the rest of the class file in.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Day: 9:58 pm | 02/26/2014
Find love, pride in being an Eagle
When I graduated high school, I thought I would be married by the time my college career came to a close.
Read MoreTrack team prepares for RMAC indoor championships
The CSC track and field throwers flourished this past weekend while participating in the Joe Davies Open Meet at Colorado School of Mines, Golden. There were at least a dozen entries and most schools were RMAC schools.
Read MoreMen’s record dribbles down to 7-14 in RMAC
The CSC men lost to the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs on Saturday, 90-84.
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“How often are you distracted by your phone while studying and/or in class?”
Brayden Stewart
18, freshman of Colorado Springs, Colo.
“Everytime I study. I don’t study without my phone.”
Read MoreEagles lose 1, tie 1 before 2 game cancellations
Colorado School of Mines defeated the Chadron State Eagle’s softball team, 11-3, in the first conference game for both teams on Saturday in Sterling, Colo.
Read MoreWomen lose 2 but Ranta reaches 1000 points
The CSC women’s basketball team lost to the 10-13 University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Lions on Friday in Armstrong. The Eagles were unable to defeat UCCS with a loss of 81-73.
Read MoreCSC Faculty Showcases talent
The Mari Sandoz Chicoine Atrium was filled with the melodies of classical and jazz music; performed by the Department of Music Faculty at 3 p.m. Sunday. bringing some musical warmth to the cold snowy day.
Read MoreCSC’s ‘Birds’ land new name, new nest
The Birds, formerly the Jazz Birds, debuted in a new location Thursday. Because their former venue, Wrecker’s Roadhouse on Main Street is closing, the musical ensemble, which features CSC students under the direction of Professor of Music Sandy Schaefer, found a new nest to perform its talents in.
Read MoreThe education field has major rewards
Many students often wonder if they are in the right field for them. While each individual case is going to be different, education majors in specific must look at if they are in the field for intrinisic rewards—we all know the field has little to no attractive extrinsic rewards.
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