22 January 2019 The Scribe Staff [email protected] Nuanced issues require a delicate hand because few things in life exist near any absolutes. Government shutdowns, however, are not a nuanced issue.Read more >
6 November 2018 Joy Webb [email protected] 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;Read more >
30 October 2018 Brian Blevins [email protected] “Forcing free and independent individuals to endorse ideas they find objectionable raises serious First Amendment concerns.” Thus reads an opinion the Supreme Court issuedRead more >
23 October 2018 Cambrea Hall [email protected] The next Just Talk event hosted by the Kraemer Family Library will cover constitutional rights. The panel will be presented by KathleenRead more >
16 October 2018 Scribe staff [email protected] A system that was implemented 100 years ago is a system that should be changed or updated in order to fit the current needsRead more >
April 3, 2018 Sarah Bubke [email protected] 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 inRead more >
Oct. 7, 2013 Nick Beadleston, Samantha Morley [email protected], [email protected] While the government shutdown stands to affect multiple aspects of American life, the UCCS administration is not alarmed.Read more >