April 24, 2018 Sarah Bubke [email protected] The way you conduct yourself around your colleagues reflects on you. Graduating seniors preparing to enter the workforce will realize this as they prepareRead more >
April 17, 2018 Hannah Harvey [email protected] This month, I’ve had the opportunity to make an impact in my community. A class I’m taking this semester required me to visit threeRead more >
April 17, 2018 Sarah Bubke [email protected] With graduation quickly approaching, some students are considering whether or not to live with their parents while they search for a job. These studentsRead more >
April 17, 2018 Quinita Thomas [email protected] Group projects. Many students who read this sentence might groan. Most of us who have had to work in a group before know theRead more >
April 17, 2018 Rachel Librach [email protected] Following the February shooting that took the lives of 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, many students have decided to take aRead more >
April 10, 2018 Scribe Staff [email protected] On April 4, Philip DiStefano, chancellor of CU Boulder, announced his plan to strip Boulder’s CU Student Government the oversight of overRead more >
April 10, 2018 Joy Webb [email protected] Nutrition is essential to function properly, grow, learn and be productive. However, for busy college students who often have unpredictable schedules, it can beRead more >
April 10, 2018 Avi Petrucci [email protected] Last week, I spent the better part of my weekend researching terms related to taxes that I initially thought were part of ancient dialect.Read more >
April 3, 2018 Joy Webb [email protected] After the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, the approach of going to school has drastically changed. Going to school mightRead more >
April 3, 2018 Isaiah Cordova [email protected] Some students will remember the 2016 general election because of memes they saw on Twitter. Social media has been around for the entirety ofRead more >