Joy Webb Jwebb4@uccs.edu My mental health has suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic. The difference between real life and what exists within the confines of our devices has been obscured to a troubling point. Minimal face-to-face human connection,Continue Reading
Scribe Editors Scribe@uccs.edu Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG) passed away on Sept. 18, 2020. She began her legal career in the early 1960s and fought for equal rights for all right up until the final years of herContinue Reading
Allison Speir aspeir@uccs.edu “Angus beef patty, lettuce, tomato, red onion and pickle on challah bun.” The Clyde’s Original Hamburger was one of the most popular items on the menu at Clyde’s Gastropub, anContinue Reading
Caitlyn Dieckmann and Allison Speir cdieckma@uccs.edu aspeir@uccs.edu September 21, 1937: Tolkien’s “The Hobbit” published J. R. R. Tolkien’s “The Hobbit,” was published and would go on to be nominated for the Carnegie Medal.Continue Reading
Joy Webb Jwebb4@uccs.edu On September 5, a gender reveal party started the now out-of-control El Dorado Fire in California. Not only did this gender reveal burn 21,000 acres and counting, itContinue Reading
Fiona O’Dowd fodowdwh@uccs.edu We have all heard of it: the over-priced food subscription boxes that send you ready-made meals, frozen smoothie bowl ingredients or meal kits for when you cannot decide on what to eat for dinner.Continue Reading
Autumn Hyatt ahyatt19@gmail.com While many students wait until after graduation to begin their career endeavors, some students at UCCS have already begun pursuing their dream careers while taking classes. Tori Davis, a senior majoring in health science, started her own small business: a boutique calledContinue Reading
Cambrea Hall Chall2@uccs.edu Nothing is promised. If I have learned anything over the last year, it is that things do not always go as planned. Even if you have been making plans forContinue Reading
Photos by Zach Robbins zrobbins@uccs.edu Photos by Lauren Rock lrock@uccs.eduContinue Reading
Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu Although the Ent Center for the Performing Arts’ three program organizations — Gallery of Contemporary Art (GOCA), TheatreWorks and the Artist Series — have decided to halt in-person programming during the fall semester, its staffContinue Reading