FacebookTwitteremailFebruary 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 …
PIPS program rewards students for sustainability
FacebookTwitteremail12 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 …
Energy efficient house on campus serves as model
FacebookTwitteremail15 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 …
Students recycle their unwanted electronics at UCCS Shred-A-thon
FacebookTwitteremail13 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 …
Learning proper waste disposal at Mount Trashmore
FacebookTwitteremail30 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 …
UCCS a sustainability powerhouse with the Green Action Fund
FacebookTwitteremail18 September 2018 Travis Boren tboren@uccs.edu The Green Action Fund (GAF) is a fund generated by student fees that works to improve the …
UCCS nominated for national Green Ribbon Award
FacebookTwitteremailMar. 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 …
Mt. Trashmore comes to El Pomar Plaza
FacebookTwitteremailNov. 16, 2015 Megan Lunsford | The Scribe Students and the Office of Sustainability participated in the annual Mt. Trashmore event at the El Pomar …
Office of Sustainability seeks to minimize campus energy use
FacebookTwitteremailOct. 26, 2015 Abbie Stillman astillman@uccs.edu The Office of Sustainability celebrated their ten-year anniversary on Oct. 20.
Bike Month looks to impact environment, student health and wellness
FacebookTwitteremailSept. 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. …