The Scribe tabled across campus for the week of Nov. 6 to gauge student and faculty opinions on the TAAP program from the College of Education. Although the programRead more >
In continuing the series on gauging student and faculty opinions on TAAP, The Scribe hosted a tabling event in Dwire Hall on Oct. 26 for the College of Business. WhileRead more >
The TAAP program was met with mixed opinions from students and faculty at The Scribe tabling event in Columbine on Oct. 19. Many students expressed that they experienced problems acquiringRead more >
Following last semester’s campaign infraction, Green Action Fund outreach coordinator Keenan Powell and his coworkers have been working to ensure GAF has a future at UCCS. The Green ActionRead more >
Students and faculty in the College of Nursing and Health Science mostly support TAAP, but some members of the college expressed how TAAP does not meet all the unique needsRead more >
The transition to TAAP has been met with overall support among students in the College of Engineering and Applied Science, but some would like to see more communication. On Oct.Read more >
On Sept. 11, UCCS announced a new program called Single Stop to assist students in finding community resources to cover their basic needs. UCCS’ basic needs coordinator Amber Gilson saidRead more >
Following the transition to TAAP, the UCCS bookstore has changed the way it functions. Bookstore student employee Ricardo Toves discussed the transition to the new system and what the bookstoreRead more >
Crista Hill, the director of Veteran and Military Affairs, spoke with The Scribe about the new Active-Duty Tuition Assistance Grant. The grant was created to make the cost of attendingRead more >
UCCS’ Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) released a resource page for Latinx Heritage Month on Sept. 5. The page includes links to lists of various forms of LatinxRead more >