I arrived at college burnt out and scared. A 2020 high school grad, my peers and I were forced to transition from one major milestone unexpectedly. A global pandemic hadRead more >
UCCS hosted former child star turned adult actor Josh Peck Wednesday night as a guest of the annual significant speaker event. Though UCCS has hosted over ten significant speakers, Peck’sRead more >
Feb. 26 – March 3 is eating disorder awareness week, and while it’s scary to feel vulnerable, I want to talk about my history of disordered eating. There is aRead more >
Valentine’s Day is coming up, and so is the weekend. If you don’t have a date or plans, I’ve got you covered. You deserve to feel special, and sometimes theRead more >
I hate going to bed. I’ve always been a night owl — I would much rather stay awake reading, watching TV or doing anything else than getting in bed andRead more >
Our dearest Swifty has graduated from UCCS, and now that The Scribe’s number one food columnist is attending the finest clown college in the country, we’re left to pick upRead more >
College can be one of the best parts of your young life. It can also be extremely uncomfortable. Many students work at least one job while taking classes and tryingRead more >
I have beef with the “It Girl” title. It started with the nonstop encouragement of consumerism online, as self-proclaimed “It Girls” brandish their newest “must have” products. While I findRead more >
Fall semester is coming to an end and the Faculty Course Questionnaire (FCQ) is now available. I fill them out diligently each semester, but I always wonder how effective theyRead more >
One of the most beautiful things about becoming older is learning more about yourself and what helps you thrive. If I find there’s something specific that makes me more successful,Read more >