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Summer concert calendar for your inner hipster self

May 9, 2019 Eric Friedberg 0 Comments Colorado, Colorado Springs, have a nice life, king gizzard and the lizard wizard, kottonmouth kings, music, Music Review, music schedule, tejon street corner thieves, tennis, the beeves, twilight sad, UCCS, uccs students, Vundabar

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FacebookTwitteremailA lot of nuisances in our day-to-day school schedule can change: assignments on your syllabus, class schedules and, who could

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Colorado Springs places to visit in the summer

May 9, 2019 Taylor Burnfield 0 Comments Colorado, culture, Manitou Springs, UCCS, uccs students

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FacebookTwitteremail7 May 2019 Taylor Burnfield | Alyssa Strong tburnfie@uccs.edu | astrong@uccs.edu Manitou Springs has a large variety of eclectic businesses

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Top events happening on campus at the end of the semester

May 2, 2019 Brianna Kraemer 0 Comments culture, events on campus, finals week, UCCS, uccs activities, uccs clubs, uccs organizations, uccs students

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FacebookTwitteremail30 April 2019 Brianna Kraemer bkraemer@uccs.edu     The end of the semester is approaching quickly, and with that come many different

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Q&A with Boston garage rock band Slothrust

May 2, 2019 Eric Friedberg 0 Comments artist interview, Colorado, Colorado Springs, culture, Music Interview, Music Review, slothrust, UCCS, uccs students

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FacebookTwitteremail30 April 2019 Eric Friedberg efriedbe@uccs.edu     The Boston, MA garage rock band Slothrust is comprised of lead singer Leah Wellbaum,

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You See CS: Network Tangle Gaming provides sense of community

May 2, 2019 Logan Davel 0 Comments cafe, Colorado, Colorado Springs, culture, gaming, gaming cafe, network tangle gaming, organizations, UCCS, uccs students

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FacebookTwitteremail30 April 2019 Logan Davel ldavel@uccs.edu     A trip to South Korea or Japan will afford a glimpse into the world

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Graduate Student Research Showcase shows off graduate’s work

May 2, 2019 Suzanne Seyfi 0 Comments culture, graduate program, graduate students, UCCS, uccs graduate students, uccs students

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FacebookTwitteremail30 April 2019 Suzanne Seyfi sseyfi@uccs.edu     The Graduate Student Research Showcase is exactly that: a poster show where graduate students

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‘Captain Marvel’ falls short, brings representation for women to the MCU

May 2, 2019 Zachary Engelman 0 Comments captain marvel, culture, film review, Marvel, mcu, Movie Review, UCCS, uccs students

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FacebookTwitteremail30 April 2019 Zachary Engelman zengelma@uccs.edu     The Marvel Cinematic Universe has experienced its fair share of ups and downs. “Captain

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Little Shop of Horrors expresses live art

May 2, 2019 Sarah McMillan 0 Comments culture, Little Shop of Horrors, live art, the ent center, Theatreworks, UCCS, uccs students

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FacebookTwitteremail30 April 2019 Sarah McMillan smcmilla@uccs.edu     On the UCCS campus, the Ent Center for the Arts is a 92,000 square

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Patrick Yarnell speaks on the top records in his life

April 23, 2019 Eric Friedberg 0 Comments album review, bob marley, bruce springsteen, culture, music, Music Review, patrick yarnell, rush, tycho, u2, UCCS, uccs faculty, uccs staff, uccs students

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FacebookTwitteremail23 April 2019 Eric Friedberg efriedbe@uccs.edu     The senior professor in the philosophy department, Patrick Yarnell, has taught at

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‘Little’ presents positive message, fails in originality

April 23, 2019 Israel Wheatley 0 Comments culture, issa rae, little, little movie, marsai martin, Movie Review, regina hall, UCCS, uccs students

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FacebookTwitteremail23 April 2019 Israel Wheatley iwheatle@uccs.edu     Released on April 12, 2019, “Little,” directed by Tina Gordon, lives up to its

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