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by Rosie Schneider, staff writer As the Department of Homeland Security ramps up enforcement, immigration arrests have surged to four times their previous level, leaving thousands of families across Colorado scrambling to find resources. Barbaric measures taken by ICE, such as murdering innocent individuals, and violating rights of due process, aim to dehuma
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The 2026 midterm elections are coming up fast, Nov. 3rd to be exact. Our school comprises a diverse population of students, many of whom may be voting for the first time. Voting can feel overwhelming, but it gives our community a voice. This midterm election is competitive and significant, so it’s important to take advantage […] The post What’s on Your 2026
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Pikes Peak State College and Springs Ensemble Theatre team up for Arnie’s Scary Fun Mix Our next installment of original short plays, monologues, poetry and dance brings a strange, funny, and sometimes unsettling collection of Halloween stories to Studio West Oct. 15–26. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The Pikes Peak State College Theatre Department and Springs […
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A Place to Belong Finding Support and community for LGBTQIA2+ youth in Colorado Springs By Victoria Birchfield, staff writer On a quiet afternoon in Colorado Springs, the door at Inside Out Youth Services opens and a group of teenagers step inside, leaving the uncertainty of the outside world behind. Inside, laughter carries through the building. Someone […]
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by Juliet Watkins, staff writer “Pokémon Go? I played launch day,” Says Genica Short, the Community Ambassador for Life is Short, Catch Pokémon, a group formed on Campfire, the social media app built for Pokémon Go. Life is Short, Catch Pokémon is located in Downtown Colorado Springs and has over 4000 members. Short has been […] The post Pokémon Go, Much Mor
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PPSC students are invited to the Centennial Campus Theater for the 3rd Annual MissFit Monologues on Saturday, September 19 at 7pm. Doors open at 6pm and early entry starts at 5:30pm. Produced by Jean Walton, founder of Everyday Girl Adventures and MissFit Press. MissFit Monologues is an event focused on women and their stories. […] The post Get Tickets to th
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by Nicole Spano, staff writer Early in the morning before the store opens, Anthony Martinez is already walking through the aisles, checking on employees and making sure everything is ready for the day. He moves with purpose and focus, making sure things are running the way they should. “I focus on doing the small things right […] The post From Incarceration
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