SilverCloud offers students free online stress training
2021-11-18
Tom Baker [email protected] SilverCloud meets at the intersection of technology and psychology, giving students online access to resilience-building exercises to help manage life stressors. Students can access the module-based program onRead more >
UCCS holds fifth annual Sustainability Summit
2021-11-18
Lexi Petri [email protected] The fifth annual Sustainability Summit on Nov. 11 consisted of 12 presentations by staff and students that displayed new plans and goals to make the campus more sustainable. Interim Director of Sustainability Kimberly Reeves started the Sustainability Summit withRead more >
Volleyball closes season 2-3 against Colorado Christian
2021-11-18
Luci Schwarz [email protected] UCCS Volleyball concluded their season with back-to-back losses on the road. On Nov. 12, the Mountain Lions played MSU Denver, a team that holds an 18-0 record, and left theRead more >
MOSAIC holds Trans Week of Remembrance
2021-11-18
Julia Jackson [email protected] Twenty-five in 2019. Thirty-seven in 2020. Forty-six in 2021, so far. Each year more trans lives are lost to violence; the Human Rights Campaign reports these numbers in the U.S. alone.Read more >
Director of student employment addresses wages on campus
2021-11-18
Kate Marlett [email protected] With the rising costs of living across the nation, students often seek on-campus or off-campus employment. Differences in pay, working hours and convenience of getting to and from work are someRead more >
Women’s soccer sweeps 2021 RMAC tournament, moves on to nationals
2021-11-18
Paul Czarnecki [email protected] Following a historic regular season, the UCCS Women’s Soccer team emerged victorious from the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference tournament with three consecutive wins, earning the title of RMAC champions for the secondRead more >
OPINION: Why class attendance should be mandatory
2021-11-18
Devon Martinez [email protected] Class attendance should be mandatory. Should professors be understanding if you can’t make it to a class or two? Yes. Should there be ridiculous repercussions to students whoRead more >