La Baguette captivates with incredible food and affordable prices
Luci Schwarz lschwar2@uccs.edu 5 out of 5 stars La Baguette French Bistro near the UCCS campus is a small slice of Paris, France. However, do not get it confused with La Baguette on West Colorado Avenue
Women’s Club Soccer holds elections for new club officers
Brianna Beassie bbeassie@uccs.edu For the Club Sports program at UCCS, April is a time of transitions for all members and athletes, including those on the UCCS Women’s Club Soccer team. During the spring months, most club sports hold elections to vote on new club officers for the
Three smutty fantasy book series you must read
Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu Reading is a great pastime for anyone searching for a getaway. Investing a couple of hours every day into a good book can quickly turn into an
Photospread: Earth Day 2021
April 22 is Earth Day. According to Reuters, plastic waste and medical waste have increased during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, air pollution has decreased in some areas due to fewer
Theatreworks returns: ‘An Illiad’ to open May 7 at the Ent Center
Brianna Beassie bbeassie@uccs.edu After being shut down unexpectedly last March, Max Shulman’s production of “An Iliad” is returning to Theatreworks on May 7 for the viewing pleasure of UCCS students, faculty, staff and the surrounding community. “An Iliad” was originally
Guest Editorial: In the Boulder community, a long moment of grief
Israel Wheatley, former Scribe editor and UCCS alumni I moved to Boulder in July 2020. Taking food with me wasn’t a priority–I chose my apartment in particular because of how close it was to King Soopers. To give you an idea, it takes me 30 seconds to walk to the
Letter to the Editor: academic antisemitism: in the name of Palestine, let’s fail some Jews
Seth Mendel smendel@uccs.edu *Editor’s note: this article is an opinion written by UCCS student Seth Mendel. It does not represent the views of The Scribe or UCCS. Surprise, surprise: another case of academic discrimination against Jewish students. This time, the culprit is a Chemistry teaching assistant at Johns Hopkins University