When I applied for The Scribe, I submitted three writing samples: a children’s theatre script, satirical club bylaws and an excerpt from a philosophy paper. None of those samples wereRead more >
When I got to college, I expected bullying to be a thing of the past. The last thing I expected was to be bullied by a professor. OK … bullyingRead more >
Four years ago, a misguided 17-year-old found her way into Alpine Village. She exhaled in excitement as she looked out her dorm room window at the stunning view of PulpitRead more >
A corner of my brain has been planning this reflection for the past four years, but when I sit down to write it, I find myself at a loss. HowRead more >
I knew I was going to work at The Scribe before I even enrolled in classes at UCCS. I fell in love with photography in high school but felt majoringRead more >
I graduated from high school in the midst of COVID-19. I knew I was going to UCCS, but I didn’t know how I would make friends when all my classesRead more >
This article is part two of a two-part series. Part of establishing financial stability and managing money is learning how to save. While saving is not a mandatory part ofRead more >
Although the previous articles in The Scribe’s Guide for the Undecided have spotlighted undergraduate programs, public administration is a graduate program that serves as a direct continuation to College ofRead more >
For freshman physics major Laydien Dominguez, aerodynamics is no problem. On a fair-weather day, you can find Dominguez practicing flips on the West Lawn or on the pavement outside theRead more >
Editor’s Note: This article may contain spoilers for the movie “Rust.” 4 out of 5 stars “Rust” is not a classic Hollywood western, with massive shootouts and dashing heroes. The filmRead more >