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 andRead more >
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 aRead more >
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 theRead more >
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 familiarRead more >
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, theRead more >
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 GalloglyRead more >
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 intoRead more >
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 andRead more >
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 toRead more >
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 beRead more >