A new semester means resuming the cycle of an age-old confrontation between students and parking. Executive director of parking and transportation Jim Spice cleared up some common misconceptions about parkingRead more >
Whether we like it or not, the time for new beginnings in the spring 2024 semester is upon us. Many of us spent winter break working overtime or bedridden, butRead more >
Chancellor Jennifer Sobanet was surprised when CU President Todd Saliman called to offer her the position of UCCS Chancellor in December 2023. The unexpected decision came as a shock toRead more >
As the cold temperatures kick off the spring 2024 semester, many of us begin classes after a restful and enjoyable holiday season. Whether traveling or staying home, a common trendRead more >
As the weather grows colder, many of us at The Scribe enjoy curling up with a good drink and enjoying the festivities of the season. Whether the drinks we loveRead more >
The Mountain Lions were defeated by Westminster in the second overtime half of the RMAC quarterfinals on Nov. 5, ending their RMAC season. The first half of regulation time sawRead more >
Question: Dear Miss Informed, It’s that period in the semester where classes that are already kind of challenging can get pretty brutal. What advice would you have for students whoRead more >
For many of us, music is what gets us through a tough study session, relaxes us after a long day or excites us for something new. Music is there whenRead more >
As the weather gets colder, and the stores become more and more filled with candy and decorations, many of us have Halloween on our minds. There are so many waysRead more >
Now that the bookstore doesn’t sell books anymore, the newly renamed campus store will be holding a fashion show on Oct. 20. Our Scribe staff picked out what they wouldRead more >