FacebookTwitteremail22 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, …
OP: Don’t just vote to vote – do your research
FacebookTwitteremail6 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 …
OP: Freedom of Speech importance and Student fees could be unconstitutional
FacebookTwitteremail30 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 …
Just Talk series continues in the library with a constitutional talk
FacebookTwitteremail23 October 2018 Cambrea Hall chall2@uccs.edu The next Just Talk event hosted by the Kraemer Family Library will cover constitutional rights. The panel …
Daylight saving time is antiquated, no longer beneficial
FacebookTwitteremail16 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 …
SGA bill refunding unused recognition money passes
FacebookTwitteremailApril 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 …
UCCS largely unaffected by government shutdown
FacebookTwitteremailOct. 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 …