May 5, 2020 “The Last Dance” is a 10-episode documentary series about the Chicago Bulls’ 1997-1998 season—during which they won their sixth NBA title of the decade—and everything that ledRead more >
May 5, 2020 What a weird way to celebrate my college graduation: stuck at home, no gown or cords or fellow students. But, the way I see it, the celebrationRead more >
April 28, 2020 Despite the shift to online classes, students are still taking part in research projects this spring. According to Jessi Smith, the associate vice chancellor for research andRead more >
April 28, 2020 Veronica Purcell is a nursing student at UCCS. She began her education at the university in 2017 and is currently in her junior year while working part-timeRead more >
April 28, 2020 An era has come to an end with the sixth and final season of “Schitt’s Creek”. And what an era it has been. I’m not sure ifRead more >
April 28, 2020 Let’s face it, we’re all trying to survive this semester with the transition from in-person classes to completely online. When exactly is that essay due again? ShouldRead more >
April 28, 2020 In a somewhat surprising turn of fate, social media has risen to the task of answering this question: How can I appreciate art without stepping foot intoRead more >
Looking to do something creative to alleviate your boredom? The Excel Writing Center is hosting their spring semester short story contest. The theme is “Air.” The contest flier calls forRead more >
April 28, 2020 The concept of Spike Jonze’s “Her” (2014) has surfaced in today’s world as believable and not that futuristically far-fetched. The story is one of love, but notRead more >
April 28, 2020 The Student Government Association (SGA) senate met remotely last Thursday to approve significant changes to club funding restrictions in front of a notable—virtual—public audience. They also reviewedRead more >