Exhibit showcases pictures of aftermath of Japan tsunami
2014-12-09
Dec. 08, 2014 Audrey Jensen [email protected] The 2011 Tohoku Earthquake was one of the largest earthquakes ever to hit the coast of Japan.Read more >
Women’s cross country coach David Harmer to leave after season
2014-12-09
Dec. 08, 2014 Brandon Applehans [email protected] David Harmer, head coach for the women’s cross country team, is coaching his last season at UCCS.Read more >
‘The Lying Kind’ showcases the best of theater community
2014-12-09
Dec. 08, 2014 Alexander Nedd [email protected] Rating: 5/5 stars When Murphy’s Law goes into effect it usually spells havoc. Such was the case for the latest Theatreworks production. The playRead more >
The true meaning of over-commercialized Christmas
2014-12-09
Dec. 08 , 2014 DeKeveion Glaspie [email protected] Holiday cheer at a bargain price, it’s that wonderful time of the year where we must provide for everyone in our lives, orRead more >
Cold weather, disability assistance affect shuttle bus routes and schedules
2014-12-09
Dec. 08, 2014 Ashley Thompson [email protected] Cold temperatures can slow down the campus shuttle system. While they try to stick to an efficient schedule, sometimes cold weather can slow shuttlesRead more >
UCCS sci-fi series ‘The Bluffs’ to premiere in April
2014-12-09
Dec. 08, 2014 Audrey Jensen [email protected] Strange abductions are happening at UCCS.Read more >
Finals not during finals week both good and bad for students
2014-12-09
Dec. 08, 2014 Kyle Guthrie [email protected] Finals week. For some, the two words symbolize the culmination of a semester’s worth of hard work, dedicated studying and endless amounts of textbookRead more >
Women’s basketball looks to continue strong start through break
2014-12-09
Dec. 08, 2014 Jonathan Toman [email protected] The women’s basketball team has started the season 5-1, and will look to continue that early season momentum into conference play and break.Read more >
UCCS plans to expand relationship with Colorado Springs Police
2014-12-09
Dec. 08, 2014 Nick Beadleston [email protected] Campus police could soon be expanding their relationship with local police, playing a greater role in local law enforcement.Read more >
Incline reopens, students eager to utilize and S.O.L.E. may look at a trip
2014-12-09
Dec. 08, 2014 Eleanor Skelton [email protected] The Incline in Manitou Springs, one of the steepest local hiking trails rising 2,000 feet in about a mile, reopened Dec. 5. After lastRead more >