The original deadline for submission was Feb. 1, but has since changed to Feb. 8. Students are allowed up to five submissions, and text submissions are suggested to be aroundRead more >
Alcott’s literary masterpiece has lived on for generations, and this rendition could not have come at a better time. In our world, which can often feel hopeless and loveless, weRead more >
The “Great Expectations” art exhibit at GOCA caters to an array of tastes and styles. Open space that allows thoughts to grow and intermingle with the elaborate designs and variousRead more >
“Their songs are drenched in regret and a yearning for past lives and unrequited loves. If there is one band who knows how to capture the sound of end-of-summer sadness,Read more >
January Israel Wheatley iwheatle@uccs.edu You enter the theater to see “Cats,” two hours pass and all you can remember is a fever dream starring Edris Elba in silky fur, and Rebel WilsonRead more >
Caitlyn Diekmann January 28, 2020 cdiekma@uccs.edu Be prepared to pay attention to all the small details as “Small Mouth Sounds” by Bess Wohl opens at the Ent Center Jan. 30 – Feb. 16. Viewer discretion is advised due to language, nudity, spandexRead more >
12 November 2019 Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu A Golden, Colorado native, Erynn Mitchell came to UCCS, to pursue a degree in film, with big dreams and even bigger plans for herRead more >
12 November 2019 Israel Wheately iwheatle@uccs.edu Jake Sellinger, junior communication major What are you hoping to see in this new decade? “Definitely hoping to see a Mike Trout World SeriesRead more >
29 October 2019 Frank Carber fcarber2@uccs.edu The 90 Day Film Series is entering its second phase, following the first phase of the series of student films shown at UCCS DowntownRead more >
29 October 2019 Israel Wheatley iwheatle@uccs.edu Kyle Emerson will release his second album “Only Coming Down” on Nov. 1. In contrast to his 2017 album influenced by 70s singer-songwriter folkRead more >