29 October 2019 Douglas Androsiglio dandrosi@uccs.edu The temperature fell from 80 degrees to 19 degrees within 24 hours the day of the first snowfal of the season on Oct. 11.Continue Reading
12 February 2019 Alex Dant adant@uccs.edu There were a series of lockdown drills conducted by UCCS and evaluated by campus police from Jan. 23 – 28 and on Feb. 8.Continue Reading
29 January 2019 Scribe staff scribe@uccs.edu Hazards that could endanger people are omnipresent, and we take steps every day to reduce their chance of impeding our lives. We (hopefully) driveContinue Reading
13 November 2018 Tamera Twitty ttwitty@uccs.edu Starting this semester one standard fire drill on the UCCS campus will be replaced with either a lockdown or lockout drill. The University hasContinue Reading
18 September 2018 Camissa Miller cmille5@uccs.edu The twelfth annual Cops and Donuts event will take place at Cafe 65. The annual event’s goal is to familiarize the UCCS community withContinue Reading
11 September 2018 Joy Webb jwebb4@uccs.edu Citizens are aware of the dangers that present themselves when your are both a pedestrian and driver on the streets of Colorado Springs. InContinue Reading
28 August 2018 Alex Dant scribe.adant@uccs.edu Do UCCS students know what to do if an emergency occurs on campus, including something as drastic as an active shooter incident or stolenContinue Reading
April 17, 2018 Sarah Bubke sbubke@uccs.edu A recent bill that would have allowed individuals in the state to conceal carry a firearm without a permit was rejected in the ColoradoContinue Reading
Nov. 23-Dec. 6, 2015 Evan Musick emusick@uccs.edu The Department of Public Safety introduced its newest asset this semester: Campus Service Officer.
Nov. 16, 2015 Kyle Guthrie kguthri2@uccs.edu While carrying guns on campus is allowed with proper training and documentation, open carry, the practice of carrying a weapon on display so everyoneContinue Reading