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Women’s Lacrosse: For the 14th time in program history,
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With the opening whistle set for June 11 at Mexico City's storied Estadio Azteca, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is weeks away from kicking off the most expansive tournament in the sport's history. Spanning 16 host cities across the United States, Canada and Mexico, this summer's 48-team field is the largest ever assembled. With that in mind, here are some of the s
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Welcome to this year’s final edition of The Circuit. Even though we’ve only been at it for two blocks, reporting on intramurals has been a great joy for us this spring. Accordingly, we are just this once allowing ourselves the joy of being more than a little bit subjective as we tell you about our predictions for the winners in lieu of the ability to time-tr
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After completing their final games at Western Michigan University with two losses in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) quarterfinal, the Tigers ended their season with more losses than wins. The win-loss-tie record ended at 13–17–6. Following the end of the season, four Tiger players were awaiting transfers in the months that followed. The por
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Sophomore year is one of those in-between years. You
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As we conclude the 2025-26 academic year, The Catalyst would like to recognize the best of our Colorado College community. Over the past week, we invited students to nominate their favorite businesses, clubs, organizations and places, concluding final voting based on the initial nominations.
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As Co Editor-in-Chief of the Catalyst, I’ve spent the last year and a half reading hundreds of news articles. Some have been about Colorado College, surrounding topics like enrollment, housing and school leadership. Some have been about local politics and propositions, and some have given perspective on overarching federal policies.
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When I started this column several fortnights ago, I
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April 28 was a Tuesday. And like many Tuesdays
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When I was younger, I wanted to be an author. I had binders full of stories, written on notebook paper in thick No. 2 pencils. I brought notebook paper with me everywhere, writing whenever inspiration struck. On rare occasions, my mom would get out her old MacBook, open Microsoft Word and the folder labeled “Lilly,” and I’d spend hours typing out my stories.
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