The Battlin’ Bears started the regular season at 1-1 after their first two games. It did not take long for Nathan Dick and the offense to start delivering touchdowns or Rocky’s defense to record a few interceptions. The Battlin’ Bears were able to win their season opener at Southern Oregon but fell short when the…
Rocky Mountain College’s new Athletic Director is promising big things. Jim Klemann was hired as Rocky’s Athletic Director last year and immediately began making improvements by starting with the question, “How can we positively impact the student-athlete experience?” This question has driven him to begin planning changes within the athletic department, starting with infrastructure and…
You might have already attended some fun events this year, whether they were orientation activities, like watching illusionist Zac Mirz or the Top Gun movie on the Green, or attending the Tiki Takeover. All of these events, and many more, are courtesy of Rocky’s excellent student-run activity organization, Rocktivities. Rockivities is dedicated to…
To you I’ve become a coat pocket. Closet-kept. You turn me out and find nothing But crumbs and lint. A receipt possibly Or even a mint From the wicker basket Near the exit of your favorite Mexican restaurant. I can still see you Push the guac across the plate With a broken chip. I…
With summer ending and classes gaining speed Jacob’s Ladder takes a look back on what some of our peers got into this summer and what they listened to all the while. Tommy Whitford Songs in the Key of Life- Stevie Wonder I spent a lot of time working for the college and finishing up…
As the tangerine sun sets in the cinnamon skies of Crow Agency, Montana, an exhilarating drum beat followed by vigorous singing lights up the eyes and ears of all around. Underneath an arbor of beautifully polished wood, stand fiercely competitive dancers trying to win, honor their heritage, and express themselves. This is Crow Fair,…
Festival of Cultures was held in Veteran’s Park on Saturday, Aug. 28. The event was run by the Institute for Peace Studies’ director Mary Hernandez. There were booths including local non-profits, various religions, yarn creation demonstrations, and food. Booths were accompanied by presentations including a TeePee raising, Native American dancing, and an evening concert.
The Summit previously featured many articles and photo stories relating to student life and RMC sports. As the new school year begins to ramp up, we hope to look back on last year’s content and make this year’s even better. On the sports side, we highlighted the women’s basketball team, who made RMC history at…
Rocky Graduation Photo Story By Oliver Walker of The Summit Staff Graduate Oliver Walker took some time to capture moments as they move into the next phase of life. Good luck and well wishes from The Summit.
Earthsong by Kamryn Pitcher There’s a body in the rye In the wheat, the barley It’s spirit is lost in the corn I saw it first as a child, wandering It stood still, sang deep and low A ruptured psalm, a hymnal That came crawling out the core Roots and rock in tow A pebbled…
