Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu September 14, 1812: Marking one of the biggest disasters in military history, Napoleon began his descent on Moscow and failed. The harsh winter and burned cities of the retreating Russians resulted inContinue Reading
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Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu For the purposes below, I must make a claim that I do not believe the University will agree with me on, but that does not make it untrue. ItContinue Reading
Isaac Werner iwerner@uccs.edu One of the newest additions to campus, the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center, opened its doors on Aug. 24. In partnership with Centura Health, the center houses several components that focus onContinue Reading
Annika Schmidt aschmid8@uccs.edu With the start of a semester in an era shrouded by uncertainty, there are new expectations for student conduct on campus. These expectations function to limit theContinue Reading
Devon Martinez dmarti31@uccs.edu Election years are tough for everyone, but for Independent voters, it is also confusing. It feels as if you are heading to no destination. The major political parties cater to you because the Independent voteContinue Reading
Joy Webb, Annika Schmidt, and Cambrea Hall Scribe@uccs.edu The student-body leaders have taken up their newly appointed positions on student government with two things at the forefront of their minds: student outreach and safety. President Aidan MeadowsContinue Reading
Devon Martinez dmarti31@uccs.edu The Quad Innovation Partnership is moving forward with their fall program digitally, with student-led teams attempting to solve community-scale issues. The program is designed to promote collaboration between students and recent alumni of UCCS and threeContinue Reading
Kaylan Hardin khardin@uccs.edu The UCCS shuttles are making their rounds this semester with some new features: shower curtains, open roof tops and eight passengers per ride. But the new process was not clear cut at the startContinue Reading
William Pham wpham@uccs.edu 3 out of 5 stars Engulfed in controversy, COVID-19 delays and a $36 paywall, expectations before watching new release “Mulan” were low. Following in line with other live-action Disney remakes like “The Lion King,” “Aladdin” and “BeautyContinue Reading