Brandon Flanery bflanery@uccs.edu From Liberia to the U.S., Denver to Colorado Springs, the Curry twins’ story is one of triumph with their UCCS graduation next month. Sandra andContinue Reading
Julia Jackson jjacks19@uccs.edu April is Autism Acceptance Month, or Neurodiversity Acceptance Month in some contexts. Our society has only recently begun to better understand and give names to neurodiversity — autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and dyslexia are all considered neurodivergent, or different fromContinue Reading
Isaac Werner iwerner@uccs.edu Creativity tends to have difficulty thriving in a modern society crumbling under late-stage capitalism. Whether it is in the educational sphere or the workplace, workers are urged to remain professional.Continue Reading
Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu When it comes to clothes, Gen Z has an interesting way of expressing themselves. However, with the recent and ongoing dispute between millennials’ style and Gen Z’s, itContinue Reading
William Pham wpham@uccs.edu In an effort to reduce the flow of traffic on Austin Bluffs Parkway and Nevada, a new roadway, named Clyde’s Way, opened on April 2. Clyde’s Way, consisting of segments from the FormerContinue Reading
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 howContinue Reading
Julia Elbert jelbert@uccs.edu The UCCS Women’s Lacrosse Team played against Colorado College (CC), during the week of March 29. The game was hosted by CC in downtown Colorado Springs. UCCS Mountain Lions beat the CC Tigers 17-7, moving the Mountain Lions into a 5-1Continue Reading
Devon Martinez dmarti31@uccs.edu A new book written by Raphael Sassower, a professor in the UCCS Department of Philosophy, examines the complexity of hypocrisy and how hypocrisy is weaponized to separate people from reality. “The SpecterContinue Reading
Kaylan Hardin khardin@uccs.edu On March 11, the Global Intercultural Research Center (GLINT) hosted a talk by Peter Gorder who spoke on why he believes cultural awareness is essential to engineering by detailing a trip he took with his students to Uganda. TheContinue Reading
Isaac Werner iwerner@uccs.edu For as long as poetry has been able to represent love, it has included every single type of love under the sun. LGBTQ+ poets have harnessed and accomplished many-a-greatContinue Reading