Martin Luther King Jr. has influenced generations with messages of unity, peace and understanding between individuals. Given his recent holiday and Black History Month beginning in February, WhitleyRead more >
The fast-paced, technology-centric world of today continues to morph the way people interact with the world — a prime example of this being the way information is shared onRead more >
Editor’s note: This article contains references to transphobia. The first time I read the “Harry Potter” series, I was eleven. I read the books with an insatiable fervor overRead more >
Visitors to Colorado Springs on Dec. 16 would have noticed a city strewn with uprooted trees, broken glass and fallen signs in the wake of a windstorm with gusts up to 90 mph on Dec. 15. While manyRead more >
On Dec. 13, 2021, UCCS notified students and staff of a critical security vulnerability and required use of a UCCS-sponsored VPN to access its online systems through Jan. 7. The vulnerability was a global technology security issueRead more >
Editor’s note: This article includes discussion of advanced thematic material in reference to a TV show. Season two of the hit HBO series, “Euphoria,” premiered on Jan. 9, and my stomach churned as once again, high school students are depicted navigating the throes of “teenage life:” drugs,Read more >
Of all the unpredictable and wacky astrological transits that take place during a single year, you can count on one constant: Mercury Retrograde. The planet of communication has aboutRead more >
RateMyProfessors.com has been a popular website since 1999 , where students can rank their teachers on several scales, including “level of difficulty,” “overall quality,” “percentage who would take them again” and some arbitrary tagsRead more >
During a Jan. 20 virtual meeting, the SGA senate elected a new speaker of the senate and speaker pro tempore and heard a presentation on the prospect of raising student fees. Senator of LASRead more >
The UCCS Mountain Lions women’s basketball team took two games deep into the fourth quarter, ultimately dropping one, but landing head coach Lynn Plett a share of history: his 300th career win. The Mountain Lions returnedRead more >