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WEBThe Criterion is Colorado Mesa University's student-run newspaper. Established in 1931, the Criterion has served the campus and surrounding community providing quality writing, breaking news and one-of-a-kind stories.
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WEBThe Criterion’s main purpose is to teach any and all students who want to learn about and develop skills in the field of journalism. The following description of our staff was found in a framed document that had been written in October, 1963 that was titled as the “Statement of Philosophy, Policies, and Staff Organization of The Criterion.”.
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WEBMass abduction of Nigerian girls deserves international attention. It seems unlikely that in this day and age, more than 200 teenage girls could be kidnapped in plain sight and sold into marriage with their abductors for the price of a […] Continue Reading.
BACK ON THE SADDLE - thecrite.com
WEB5 days ago · O n Tuesday July 30, 2024, Colorado Mesa University’s associate history and political science professor, Dr. Timothy Winegard, released a new book, and it’s already an international bestseller.. Dr. Winegard now has six published works, including a New York Times bestseller, “The Mosquito,” released in 2019. Now, after five years of research and writing, “The Horse: a Galloping ...
Colorado Mesa Beats Division I Opponent - The Criterion
WEBSep 10, 2023 · 1377. Despite traveling by bus over 20 hours, having a second year head coach and not deciding on a starting quarterback yet, the Colorado Mesa University (CMU) football team beat a Division I opponent while going viral across social media. After the disappointing week one loss, the Mavericks got their first win of the season on the road ...
Arcadia Grand Opening - thecrite.com
WEB5 days ago · For many returning students, what was previously known as The Point has been retired and completely remodeled, rebranded, and renovated. On Aug. 21, CMU officially launched Arcadia for its grand opening. Arcadia is a new, video game-themed entertainment center for students, staff, and the community alike to all enjoy.
Maverick competes in the Paris Olympic Games - thecrite.com
WEB2 days ago · 7. Harry Stacey, a 24-year-old computer and electrical engineering major, is an incoming student who was recruited to swim for Colorado Mesa University (CMU). Before entering the pool for his first collegiate competition, Stacey competed in the 2024 Paris Olympics. He had been training in Ghana three years prior to the Olympics.
MAVERICKS GO TO THE CLUB(S) - thecrite.com
WEB5 days ago · Practices are held on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7-9 p.m. on the practice football turf. Another club making an impact is the Sociology Club, led by junior Ashlie Ray. Ray emphasized the club’s role in fostering discussions about social issues and promoting positive change. “In today’s climate, with so much polarization, it’s crucial ...
The cultural impact of Generation Z - The Criterion
WEBSep 13, 2020 · Globally, Gen Z has created its own culture of knowledge, comedy, slang terms and wisdom within different types of social media platforms. Creative platforms like TikTok allow this generation to connect with more than just those within our community. Gen Z can also be made aware of firsthand accounts from practically any individual in …
Columns - thecrite.com
WEBRecurring pieces from staff writers on The Criterion, ranging from physical fitness to the great outdoors.
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