by Top o the World Staff | Feb 26, 2023 | Features
By Courtney King A grey wolf. Photo: Samuel-Archibald Gutshall Last month, the community in and around the Gunnison Basin were invited to one of a series of meetings surrounding the process of wolf reintroduction in Colorado, which was mandated by a 2020 ballot... 
by Brian Wagenaar | Feb 24, 2023 | Features
Content submissions can be made online (preferred) or via email at submit2peachfuzz@gmail.com The zine’s first volume can be viewed for free online (via the website link above). Readers can also buy a physical copy, which can be picked up in Portland or shipped... 
by Brian Wagenaar | Feb 23, 2023 | Features
As the higher education impacts of Covid-19 linger, Western leans into holistic, test-optional admissions, boasts improved retention rates, and continues selling a vision of a cozy, experiential learning environment to prospective students. Applications to join... 
by Brian Wagenaar | Feb 19, 2023 | Features
Coloradans can leave public comments for the draft plan on CPW’s website up through Feb. 22. This article is part of an ongoing series about wolves. Previous articles about Gunnison’s public public wolf meeting back in January, as well as a piece from... 
by Top o the World Staff | Feb 17, 2023 | Features
Photos by Michael Montes The 3rd annual Wellness Fest took place this week, with each day assuming a new wellness-based theme. Monday was devoted to physical activity (complete with some West Africans drumming and dancing) Tuesday to nutrition, Wednesday to stress... 
by Brian Wagenaar | Feb 16, 2023 | Features
Paige Kempker at National Public Lands Day in Gunnison “It’s been really rewarding to take on these [sustainability] projects,” says Paige Kempker, a first-year Master’s of Environmental Management (MEM) student involved across many of Western’s ongoing environmental...