April 11, 2016 Rachel Librach [email protected] As the complexity of deformities, traumatic injuries and cancer-related illnesses increase, surgeons are challenged to find new and innovative techniques to help those affectedRead more >
April 11, 2016 Hannah Harvey [email protected] The senior art exhibit is one way to highlight the skill of aspiring artists while giving them hands-on experience in the art industry. GOCARead more >
April 11, 2016 Hannah Harvey [email protected] VAPA’s music program will host the second annual Peak Frequency Music Festival over April 13, 15 and 16, which will feature VAPA music alumniRead more >
April 4, 2016 The marble mountain lion statue, which had been located in the lower plaza outside the University Center, found a new home on March 25 when it wasRead more >
April 4, 2016 Abbie Stillman [email protected] Tuition affects every student, whether they are on financial aid or not. For the 2016-17 school year, tuition will rise 4.62 percent. For residentRead more >
April 4, 2016 Joe Hollmann [email protected] According to data released through the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System by the U.S. Department of Education, men are paid more than women inRead more >
April 4, 2016 Abbie Stillman [email protected] Never a Victim, a self-defense class that took place March 31, was for anyone who wanted to learn how to defend themselves against violence.Read more >
April 4, 2016 Joe Hollmann [email protected] In college, you typically get to choose the classes you want to take and the path you wish to travel. I understand the importanceRead more >
April 4, 2016 Hannah Harvey [email protected] As the stress of finals quietly approaches, it’s important to remember to take some time and have fun with friends. The Office of StudentRead more >
April 4, 2016 Jonathan Toman [email protected] Colorado Spring mayor John Suthers came to campus on March 31 in an event hosted by SGA. He discussed the infrastructure challenges and successesRead more >