MOSAIC hosts Multicultural Matters retreat
2023-09-07
On Sept. 2, the M.O.S.A.I.C LGBTQ+ Resource Center hosted their first ever Multicultural Matters Retreat. The retreat, open to all students, was from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at theRead more >
Actor John Douglas Thompson discusses “King Hedley II” before premiere
2023-04-23
Actor John Douglas Thompson, who the New York Times called “one of the most compelling classical stage actors of his generation,” is visiting the Ent Center this week. ThompsonRead more >
Meet the Musician: UCCS student writes Scandinavian-inspired musical
2023-03-20
Editor’s note: Gohlke’s songs will no longer be featured in the choir concert due to time constraints. It is likely that they will be performed in the fall 2023 semesterRead more >
UCCS Theatre Company’s ‘Indecent’ will encourage support for silenced communities
2023-03-17
The UCCS Theatre Company is putting on a production that asks its audience what it means to treat people “decently.” Performances of “Indecent” by Paula Vogel will take place inRead more >
‘Spare’ offers a sympathetic view of Prince Harry’s life in the British Monarchy
2023-02-16
3.5 out of 5 stars The British monarchy: drama, glamour, paparazzi and petty feuding. While I’m not somebody who particularly cares about the British monarchy, this book piqued my interest. Read more >
Kristin Kobes Du Mez to give talk on her book ‘Jesus and John Wayne’
2023-02-15
On Thursday, Feb. 23, professor and author Kristin Kobes Du Mez is giving a talk on her book “Jesus and John Wayne” at The Ent Center for the Arts, ChapmanRead more >
Unsettling and graphic, Goth’s performance keeps “Infinity Pool” afloat
2023-02-13
3 out of 5 stars I declared myself Mia Goth’s biggest fan when I saw her in “Pearl” and “X.” When I saw her name attached to “Infinity Pool” IRead more >
‘Aubergine’ at Theatreworks has familial heart, but occasionally falls short of its impact
2023-02-07
3 out of 5 stars Theatreworks’ “Aubergine” delights the senses by associating memory with food, but it is difficult to overlook the failure of some performances and questionable character placement. Read more >
‘riverrun’ Volume 50 to take submissions until Feb. 10
2023-02-06
The Student Literary and Arts Journal “riverrun” has successfully fostered a creative community on campus for the past 50 years by providing a platform for UCCS students to publish theirRead more >
Broadway’s ‘Tootsie’ uses comedy to examine gender inequality
2023-01-23
The Pikes Peak Center is finishing up January by hosting the national touring company of the Broadway musical “Tootsie,” a comedic examination of masculinity and the struggles women face inRead more >