22 January 2019 The Scribe Staff scribe@uccs.edu Nuanced issues require a delicate hand because few things in life exist near any absolutes. Government shutdowns, however, are not a nuanced issue.Continue Reading
6 November 2018 Joy Webb jwebb4@uccs.edu Everyone wants to show off their “I voted” sticker on social media, and wear it around until it literally doesn’t stick to clothing anymore;Continue Reading
30 October 2018 Brian Blevins bblevins@uccs.edu “Forcing free and independent individuals to endorse ideas they find objectionable raises serious First Amendment concerns.” Thus reads an opinion the Supreme Court issuedContinue Reading
23 October 2018 Cambrea Hall chall2@uccs.edu The next Just Talk event hosted by the Kraemer Family Library will cover constitutional rights. The panel will be presented by KathleenContinue Reading
16 October 2018 Scribe staff scribe@uccs.edu A system that was implemented 100 years ago is a system that should be changed or updated in order to fit the current needsContinue Reading
April 3, 2018 Sarah Bubke sbubke@uccs.edu The Student Government Association addressed concerns recognition funding at the March 22 senate meeting. SGA passed SB31, a student bill that seeks to reallocate unused recognition money inContinue Reading
Oct. 7, 2013 Nick Beadleston, Samantha Morley nbeadles@uccs.edu, smorley2@uccs.edu While the government shutdown stands to affect multiple aspects of American life, the UCCS administration is not alarmed.Continue Reading