29 October 2019 Douglas Androsiglio dandrosi@uccs.edu For some, labels are restrictive and unnecessary. For many, however, a label can mean everything. It is important to know who you are andContinue Reading
22 October 2019 Douglas Androsiglio dandrosi@uccs.edu Anxiety and depression are among the most common mental disorders, and the stress of college can amplify these disorders. HOPE worldwide will host aContinue Reading
24 September 2019 Scribe staff scribe@uccs.edu “Our house is on fire.” 16-year-old climate and environment activist Greta Thunberg proclaimed this statement at the 2019 World Economic Forum while on theContinue Reading
30 April 2019 Derek Lee dlee2@uccs.edu As the Denver Nuggets continue to battle the San Antonio Spurs in the first round of the NBA Playoffs, some might notice a familiarContinue Reading
23 April 2019 Joy Webb jwebb4@uccs.edu My relationships are as follows: the boy in a baby body (and mind), the frat guy with commitment issues and a juuling obsession, theContinue Reading
23 April 2019 Travis Boren tboren@uccs.edu Christopher Salazar, who goes by Sal, spoke to the group of students gathered in a half circle on a basketball court at the GalloglyContinue Reading
9 April 2019 Taylor Burnfield tburnfie@uccs.edu Dark burgundy-colored walls, ornate velvet furniture, marble table tops and shimmering crystal chandeliers. You may feel like you have just stepped intoContinue Reading
9 April 2019 Alex Dant adant@uccs.edu Imagine three years back when the presidential election of 2016 was in full swing, with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton battling for power andContinue Reading
19 March 2019 Abby Jadali ajadali@uccs.edu In America, as we grow up, kids are under the impression that when they turn 18 they will be considered an adult. Only toContinue Reading
5 February 2019 Edna Newey enewey@uccs.edu Dining and Hospitality will partner with Student Services to host a celebration of the Lunar New Year on Feb. 5. The event will beContinue Reading