*In light of current events Green and Gold have decided not to post a submitted question in this issue of The Summit. Instead, we are simply offering general advice about COVID-19* Green says: I want you to know that it’s ok to be frustrated, upset, and anxious about what’s going on. There’s no way[…]
In today’s digital age it is easy to stay informed on local elections and politics if one chooses to. There are several resources to turn to, including Google and the Montana Secretary of State’s website. A quick Google search pulls up several websites; Ballotpedia, sosmt.gov, Wikipedia, apps.montanafreepress.org, CNN, and several others. This year there[…]
It seems redundant to write about the coronavirus, or COVID-19 since it’s flooding everyone’s newsfeeds, but it’s something important and something that is affecting our campus community. First and foremost, understand that while social distancing sucks, it is incredibly important that you follow the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s recommendation. The longer people ignore[…]
Rocky Mountain College has been working on campus-wide solutions due to COVID-19. When a pandemic breaks out, it can be hard to know what the best course of action is for an institution. Ultimately, the college should have its students’ best interests in mind, especially when it comes to their health and safety. Here is[…]
On Apr. 29, the newest edition of the Rocky Mountain Review is set to release. The Review is a journal that features current Rocky students’ work in five genres: poetry, drama, fiction, nonfiction, and visual art. While all current Rocky students were encouraged to submit to the journal, their work was not guaranteed a spot.[…]
Over the 2020 spring break, the Rocky ski team attended the 2020 USCSA National Championships in Lake Placid, NY. The competition started on March 10 and planned to go through March 14. The team competed in seven different events throughout the week, including the men’s and women’s giant slalom, men’s and women’s slalom, men’s and[…]