April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The Center for Children, in partnership with Colorado Mesa University, aims to raise awareness and dispel myths regarding sexual assault.
“The intent of the What...
About a week ago, I participated in a student program with EcoFlight in which eight students flew over the Colorado River Basin in small Cessna 210 planes. The aerial perspective left me with an unavoidable...
Updated on 9/15/2020: Originally published with CMU students email in signature block, updated to provide name.
Every day I have an egg salad sandwich with a great deal of black pepper. While I eat...
The Green New Deal will be genocide, according to Alex Epstein in a talk presented Thursday, February 20. He also warned against the exaggerated doomsday rhetoric coming from those concerned about a warming...
The Western Slope of Colorado is a region inhabited by a wide and expanding range of citizens. From hard working ranchers & farmers with roots stretching back to the late 1800s, retirees searching...
I will open with full transparency: I am the editor in chief of The Criterion. Although it may seem somewhat silly for the lead editor to write a letter to the editor, I am doing so to fully separate...
Have you ever heard of the biennial process? Hmmm… I’m guessing not. The Associated Student Government (ASG) is in charge of a small portion of YOUR student fees. Yes, you heard that right – the...
For those of you that have been asking the question “Why should I vote?” I have an answer for you. Serving in the role of Student Body President for the past 2 years and serving in the organization...
Ok, I think we all have read numerous opinions about how Yachty isn’t a “real rapper," that CMU PAC made a horrible decision, and that this event is and will be a failure. I am here speak a different...
To the Editor:
What’s my beef with Lil Yachty? First of all, allow me to clarify and say that I do understand that PAC is on a budget that can’t afford most artists.
Second, I understand that...
Dear Editor:
RE: Jan. 30 editorial “At what cost does progress come”.
When I first read this editorial, I was perplexed about why this topic was chosen. Is the presence or...
So CMU is boring? Hmmm.
I was a little dismayed to learn from the editorial in The Criterion’s last edition that at least some students find that to be true.
Boredom, like beauty, may very well be...
