Dressing for back to school is always a little challenging for me. We’re not quite to fall, but my summer wardrobe doesn’t always lend itself to a more academic setting.Read more >
For most of us, college is the first time that the question “What do you want to do with your life?” starts to mean something serious. There are far fewerRead more >
Like most kids, geology department instructor Dr. Marie Hoerner had a dinosaur phase. She just took it a little farther than most kids do. According to Hoerner, basic geology isRead more >
Actor John Douglas Thompson, who the New York Times called “one of the most compelling classical stage actors of his generation,” is visiting the Ent Center this week. ThompsonRead more >
This week UCCS had the privilege of hosting Angela Davis at the first significant speaker event on campus since 2019. The completely sold-out event was moderated by Rame Hanna, ViceRead more >
As the end of the semester comes closer, so do the due dates for final projects. Each student in Jay Hubert’s digital film production class, the digital filmmaking capstone course,Read more >
The first time I called myself fat, I felt ashamed. I think I was probably in fifth grade, and I called myself fat so nobody else would say it first.Read more >
4 out of 5 stars I probably wasn’t the best choice of reporter to review “Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.” I’ve never been a part of a Dungeons andRead more >
I am becoming sickeningly obsessed with a tiny gray Yoda head. Some may know exactly what I’m referring to. For others, it may be a complete mystery. To the uninformedRead more >
Editor’s note: Gohlke’s songs will no longer be featured in the choir concert due to time constraints. It is likely that they will be performed in the fall 2023 semesterRead more >