February 18, 2020 Munger’s stance is that markets are run by people seeking larger profits, which would fit under capitalism, except they are doing it in a way that surpassesContinue Reading
12 November 2019 Caitlyn Dieckmann | Cambrea Hall cdieckma@uccs.edu | chall2@uccs.edu [Editor’s Note: This is a corrected article with information provided by PIPS Engagement Specialist Ryan Maikell and Sustainability DirectorContinue Reading
15 October 2019 William Pham wpham@uccs.edu Students often accuse UCCS of not developing or establishing newer features on campus. Regardless of whether one believes in these accusations, one field that continues to prosperContinue Reading
13 November 2018 Alex Dant adant@uccs.edu UCCS Students were able to dispose of some of their old electronics in a secure way through the Office of Information Technology’s Shred-A-Thon event,Continue Reading
30 October 2018 Alex Dant adant@uccs.edu At the Mount Trashmore event in El Pomar Plaza, students learned how to dispose of various kinds of food waste properly by getting someContinue Reading
18 September 2018 Travis Boren tboren@uccs.edu The Green Action Fund (GAF) is a fund generated by student fees that works to improve the environmental sustainability of campus. TheContinue Reading
Mar. 7, 2016 Rachel Librach rlibrach@uccs.edu In 2002, a Campus Sustainability Committee was formed at UCCS. 14 years later, UCCS has been nominated for the Green Ribbon Award. According toContinue Reading
Nov. 16, 2015 Megan Lunsford | The Scribe Students and the Office of Sustainability participated in the annual Mt. Trashmore event at the El Pomar Plaza on Nov. 12. TheContinue Reading
Oct. 26, 2015 Abbie Stillman astillman@uccs.edu The Office of Sustainability celebrated their ten-year anniversary on Oct. 20.
Sept. 21, 2015 Rachel Librach rlibrach@uccs.edu In Amsterdam, most people ride their bikes to work and school because it’s too expensive to own a car. In the United States, peopleContinue Reading