The editorial board of The Criterion wants our stance to be clear: we explicitly condemn targeted rhetoric that encourages or contributes to discrimination, including white supremacist and neo-nazi ideologies.
“Issuing...
The Associated Student Government (ASG) elections are coming up and voting will be open from April 17-21. Below are answers from executive candidates in the ASG race. Each candidate was asked four questions...
Students of all backgrounds should have a voice when decisions are being made.
Unfortunately, some current Student Life organizations make things extremely difficult for the average student to participate,...
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If you don't get that reference, go watch That '70s Show. Welcome to Colorado Mesa University's (CMU) campus, you are officially a Maverick! If you are a returning...
On Jan. 27 the Associated Student Government (ASG) held an unofficial meeting against their own policies over Zoom to discuss an ongoing issue.
The meeting was held to figure...
Colorado has moved from the stay-at-home order in response to COVID-19 to safer-at-home, and while that is good for the economy, it's also potentially a dangerous move. Why? Because we, as a people, are...
At Colorado Mesa University (CMU), seniors are mourning the loss of the formalities of a graduation ceremony.
It's not hard to see why students getting ready to don their cap and gown are somber....
Recently Alex Epstein spoke about the moral case for fossil fuels at Colorado Mesa University (CMU), and the mixed response afterward showed how valuable it is to bring speakers like him to campus. The...
By Thomas Carey and Jordan Walker
The purpose of this Op-Ed is to present a rebuttal to the Criterion’s recent article “The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels” by Ryan Biller, published on February 26th,...
There has been an issue repeatedly arising this year, and we believe it is time to address it directly. A lot of controversy has been surrounding the existence of the blotter in The Criterion with some...
Everything ends, pain and sadness seem like they are never endless, but that couldn’t be farther from the truth.
Everyone endures pain whether it is physical or emotional pain, but we...
Recently, a man came to campus with his child in a stroller, set up on the grass beside the plaza and started spouting his opinion to passersby. Some students took issue with his presence, but The Criterion's...
