Caitlyn Dieckmann will be graduating this semester with a double major in political science and psychology. She started at The Scribe in Fall 2019 as a reporter and has been the news editorRead more >
Taylor Burnfield will be graduating this semester with a bachelor’s of arts in English with an emphasis in rhetoric and writing. She has worked for the Scribe since Fall 2018 and has worked as a reporter, photographer, podcaster, copyRead more >
A new year brings a new semester, and with a new semester comes new students. In order to make campus feel like home to newcomers, Student Life will be hosting the colder counterpart to Disorientation Week in January 2022: WinterRead more >
Take notes before class. Watch all these lecture videos before next time. Start looking at these example problems so we can go over them in class. Why do weRead more >
At the Dec. 2 SGA senate meeting, senators approved several bills, including an increase in funding for SGA monetary recognition checks, a redistribution from the Carryforward fund into club funding for Spring 2022 and funding forRead more >
Finals week is considered one of the most stressful parts of college, and with the semester coming to a close, it might be difficult to maintain educational, mental and physical health. UCCS offers a variety of resources for students during the semester that they can use during finals week. Additional activities haveRead more >
On Dec. 4-5, the Ent Center for the Arts hosted Jared Anderson’s “Christmas This Year Holiday Spectacular,” with a goal to raise $21,000 for Club 21, a Christian nonprofit dedicated to educating and supporting children with Down syndrome in South Africa. According to the program, theRead more >
3 out of 5 stars Who can say no to a taco? Or Sangria? Or a margarita? I know I can’t. And that is why my one love when I lived in Texas wasRead more >
