HQ Function

The campus serves as the primary hub for all academic programs, student residential life, administrative operations, arts and cultural events, and athletic facilities.

Notable Features:

Historic buildings like Cutler Hall (1880); Tutt Library (one of the largest carbon-neutral, net-zero energy academic libraries in the U.S.); Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center designed by Antoine Predock; Robson Arena (home to CC Tiger Hockey); Shove Memorial Chapel; extensive outdoor education programs leveraging the mountain setting.

Work Culture:

The work and study culture is characterized by the intensity and focus of the Block Plan, fostering a highly engaged, collaborative, and intellectually stimulating environment for students, faculty, and staff. There's a strong emphasis on community, experiential learning, and student support.

HQ Significance:

The campus is the heart of Colorado College's unique educational model and community. Its design and facilities directly support the immersive learning of the Block Plan and its commitment to sustainability and the liberal arts.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus reflects values of academic rigor, intellectual curiosity, sustainability (e.g., carbon neutrality commitment, LEED-certified buildings), community engagement, respect for history, and innovation in education through the Block Plan.

Location:

Colorado College fosters a global perspective through comprehensive study abroad opportunities, with nearly 80% of students studying off-campus. The Block Plan facilitates international courses led by CC faculty. The college enrolls a diverse international student body and supports faculty research and collaborations with global implications. Curriculum across disciplines often incorporates global themes and cross-cultural understanding.

Street Address:

14 E Cache La Poudre St

City:

Colorado Springs

State/Province:

CO

Country:

USA