In my heart of hearts, I will always be a night owl. Naturally, I have an aversion to morning activities. I have made it to the second semester of myRead more >
Students have been left disoriented, confused and with no sense of direction due to sudden dense cloud coverage over the Pikes Peak region. The persistent fog has obscured the mountainRead more >
Studies show that a healthy routine, diet and exercise led to an improved lifestyle for stressed out college students. Rates of mental health issues continue to increase in the U.S.,Read more >
AI use has expanded drastically in higher education and has led to the assessment and exploration of AI’s impact on teaching, learning and researching. The Office of Information and TechnologyRead more >
The partying, Greek life, football and “American Pie” side of student life is usually the first idea that pops into your mind when you think of the U.S. college experience.Read more >
On Feb. 27, the Matrix Center hosted their monthly Munch and Learn to highlight Black History Month with a discussion led by Nina Monet Reynoso, assistant professor in the DepartmentRead more >
Students dressed up for the first UCCS Winter Formal on Saturday Feb. 22 at the Ent Center for the Arts. It featured free food, a bar with drinks and mocktails,Read more >
On Feb. 24, Latinx Student Union (LSU) hosted a peaceful gathering on the West Lawn, protesting President Trump’s immigration-related executive orders. UCCS students voiced their support for immigrant communities onRead more >
This week, I was craving a comfort food from home, but a lot of my South Korean childhood dishes are challenging to make, so I usually wait until I goRead more >
During the season of love, relationship status becomes a relevant topic of discussion no matter how you celebrate. There’s one dynamic that sneaks up on you and makes you questionRead more >