Although we may all be excited for a break from college for the next month, going home for the holidays isn’t always the most pleasant experience for college kids. ItRead more >
Someone needs to explain to me why I have had finals due every week this month. Is finals week merely a suggestion? A polite query into our academic journeys that’sRead more >
It is time to retire old evergreen trees that leave scattered needles across your living room floor and cost a fortune to purchase year after year. Plastic Christmas trees areRead more >
Coffee-lovers rejoice — it’s time to break out the holiday drinks we all wish were offered on campus year-round. Starbucks, Dutch Bros and Dunkin all have well-loved holiday drink menus,Read more >
June Fox, a digital filmmaking graduate in fall 2023, participated in a three-week intensive documentary program through UCCS called “Looking China.” Participants filmed, edited and submitted documentaries on different aspectsRead more >
Marguerite Arai Cantu, senior instructor emerita for the department of Communication, shared her experiences, traditions and values at the Native American Heritage Month Munch and Learn on Nov. 14. CantuRead more >
3.5 out of 5 stars. Going into “Red One,” I assumed that it would be terribly cheesy and nothing more than another stereotypical Christmas movie with one nice guy andRead more >
UCCS Veterans and Military Affairs is hosting their third annual Veteran’s Week food drive in order to provide UCCS students with goods in time for Thanksgiving. Food can be droppedRead more >
Nov. 5 has us all on edge as we anxiously await the future of our nation. Election Day is a very tense and emotionally draining Hell that comes every fourRead more >
According to Associate Professor and Special Education Coordinator Scott Kupferman, “disability history is around us, wherever we are.” Kupferman presented on the importance of examining disability history at the DisabilityRead more >