At the State of the Campus on Sept. 27, Chancellor Sennifer Jobanet announced the creation of a new office on campus: the Office of Stainability. “I’m super excited to announceRead more >
I am tired of being harassed by outside organizations that come into the free speech space on campus. Our campus claims to “support the right of the campus community toRead more >
Despite receiving its name in 2018 after the passing of its longtime curator, the Jon C. Pigage Natural History Museum and Wildlife Laboratory has been a part of the UCCSRead more >
Stop calling people a “pick-me.” I’m tired of women being labeled as a “pick-me” just because they have hobbies that are “meant for boys,” and I’m tired of men beingRead more >
As a lover of old, campy horror movies and anything starring Meryl Streep, I can’t wait for the Heller Center’s upcoming Scary Good Outdoor Movie Night. On Oct. 11 atRead more >
SGA agreed on three primary priorities for the year at their latest Senate meeting: accessibility, wellness and connectivity. The Senate unanimously passed this Primary Directive resolution at their Oct. 3Read more >
Avalon Manly is a self-described lifelong writer, ex-podcaster, feminist, ex-teacher turned teacher again, cat lady, nerd and lifelong Colorado Springs resident. Manly’s background in writing and journalism has enabled themRead more >
With Election Day inching closer, many college students will be casting their vote for the first time. Here is a breakdown of useful information to make voting in this electionRead more >
November is approaching, and I can barely scroll through Instagram or watch videos on YouTube without seeing campaign ads. Presidential candidates are searching for votes, and landmark laws and stateRead more >
My first social media account was on Google Plus at the end of middle school. Even before I had a phone, I would sit on my little laptop and updateRead more >