MOSAIC, in collaboration with BSU and QTPOC, invited local activist Stoney Roberts to discuss Blackness and its intersections with the queer community. The March 4 talk encouraged participants to considerRead more >
A self-proclaimed bar rat and a self-evident introvert walk into the Whiskey Rose … and leave disappointed. In January 2025, the Grizzly Rose, a prominent country bar and concert venueRead more >
Though choosing to go to university internationally can be an isolating experience, the International Book Club is here to help international students feel more at home. The International Affairs officeRead more >
The partying, Greek life, football and “American Pie” side of student life is usually the first idea that pops into your mind when you think of the U.S. college experience.Read more >
Students dressed up for the first UCCS Winter Formal on Saturday Feb. 22 at the Ent Center for the Arts. It featured free food, a bar with drinks and mocktails,Read more >
Physical activity helps boost brain power and focus to support students through the overwhelming stress of college, but choosing a workout routine can be difficult. The UCCS Gallogly Recreation CenterRead more >
Ahh, Valentine’s Day. Enough romantic context — let’s get to the goods. It’s challenging to set up a first date because there’s all this pressure to get it right. Fortunately,Read more >
The William Stanley Foundation awarded the farm a $4,200 grant to support educational programming, infrastructure and the farmer’s market. After touring the farm, founder William Stanley contacted Director of SustainabilityRead more >
Model United Nation Club invited students from around the western United States to engage in debate on real-world crises and collaborate to find solutions. The club’s goal is to teachRead more >
9 April 2019 Alex Dant [email protected] Imagine three years back when the presidential election of 2016 was in full swing, with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton battling for power andRead more >