A bill moving through the Colorado legislature would lower the residency requirement for in-state tuition. House Bill 1155 states that to qualify for in-state tuition, students must haveRead more >
After nearly half a century, renowned English professor Thomas Napierkowski will retire from UCCS at the end of this semester. “I’ve been working at UCCS since 1973, whichRead more >
Space technology is a growing field in Colorado Springs, with the U.S. Space Force inducting the CU system into its university partnership program in August 2021 and basing manyRead more >
The latest Disney+ series to expand the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Moon Knight,” has so far released half of its six episodes, leaving off on a cliffhanger. While there areRead more >
When many people think about what autism looks like, their imagination often doesn’t extend far beyond socially awkward savants or tantrum-throwing elementary school children. Sheldon from the “Big BangRead more >
The CU Board of Regents approved Todd Saliman as CU president on April 27. Saliman spoke at UCCS on April 25 as part of a system-wide tour ofRead more >
At the SGA senate meeting on April 21, senators passed a bill outlining the use of the Budget Advisory Committee guidelines for funding requests starting fall 2022. TheRead more >
“Dead Week” is the name given to the week before finals, and this year it falls May 2-6. Starting next week, impending finals, studying and the end of theRead more >
UCCS’ Student Life Department hopes to create a sense of unity at the end of dead week by hosting the first ever Mountain Lion Mania, a carnival-themed event withRead more >
It’s nearing the end of the semester and let’s face it: We’re all burnt out. Well, not to worry. Astrology has your back with a few transits this weekendRead more >