With a budget crisis looming, many are unsure about the future of the great Colorado University, Colorado Springs, whose unused acronym strikes fear into the sane. Everyone looks up to — or down to,Read more >
UCCS is the best university on the planet, according to that tour guide who just walked by. “Sometimes, the UC reminds me of an old Italian sub shop — everyone knows each other,” said LarsRead more >
SGA discussed the Transparency Resolution, which details SGA’s displeasure at the lack of transparency and concerns over student privacy considering the CU-wide OpenAI contract, at the March 12 senate meeting. The resolution was tabled and will be revisited on March 19. The contract will give staff and facultyRead more >
SGA debated whether to support the faculty’s vote of censure or take a neutral stance at the Senate meeting on March 12, but decided to table the discussion until they could gather more information. Faculty members voted to censure the Executive Leadership TeamRead more >
Despite the ongoing budget crisis, UCCS has been selected as the backup venue for the Winter Olympics should the location in Milan, Italy fall through. Deemed the most expensive thing you can host,Read more >
On Oct. 20, CU President Todd Saliman toured the University Center, accompanied by Chancellor Jennifer Sobanet, including a visit to the Student Life Lounge to meet with representatives from SGARead more >
I know you were busy going to bed on time this Halloweekend, meaning you probably didn’t have time to listen to every track and album drop in October. Don’t worry, I stayed up all night. Here’s the good stuff you missed and the bad stuff thatRead more >
Last week, a Spirit Halloween annexed the empty dorm in Summit Village to the dismay of all that is good. The Spirit Halloween has been in the dorm building forRead more >
SGA’s former Director of Finance Jordan Vasconcellos was unanimously impeached on Oct. 2 due to severe absences and failing to chair BAC, and SGA is still catching up. The director ofRead more >
The library renovations in KFL will cost approximately $1 million as a small part of the $47 million budget for the Osborne Center for Science and Engineering renovation that will take place over the course of next semester. According to the Senior ProjectRead more >