Cambrea Schrank [email protected] Maybe it is the nostalgia and sentimental values we place on them, or the high caloric nature that makes us crave them so much, but there is something about comfort foods that soothes the soul. And almost as enjoyable asRead more >
William Pham [email protected] 2 out of 5 stars “House Arrest” is a play written by Anna Deavere Smith that explores the controversial histories of certain American presidents. Because of the distanced learning semester, the UCCS Theatre Department decided to share the entireRead more >
Joy Webb [email protected] On Oct. 15, philosopher, political activist and author Cornel West joined Jeffrey Scholes, associate professor of religious studies at UCCS; Stephany Rose Spaulding, associate professor and director of women’s and ethnic studies at UCCS; andRead more >
Caitlyn Dieckmann [email protected] Awarded by Arts Midwest on behalf of the National Endowment for the Arts, Theatreworks received a $25,000 grant which will go entirely toward funding performances in the Fall 2021 Free-For-All program. This program is geared towards communities and schools in Colorado Springs, accordingRead more >
Allison Speir [email protected] Breakfast, for some, is a critical chance to fuel up for the day ahead; others see it as an inconvenience that simply cuts into their precious sleep time. AsRead more >
Brandon Flanery [email protected] Maybe it’s the fact that I was raised Christian and Halloween was not allowed in my house, or maybe I have some sadistic side that loves dark thingsRead more >
Julia Jackson [email protected] In times like these, it can be difficult to get involved on campus, much less find fun, safe events to attend. Luckily, recreation is still out there, ifRead more >
Caitlyn Dieckmann [email protected] UCCS’ Galleries of Contemporary Art (GOCA) announced a new public sculpture is to be installed to light up the sky near the Ent Center for the Arts, entitledRead more >
Fiona O’Dowd-White [email protected] It has officially begun: the leaves are changing colors; the temperature is getting cooler; pumpkins are being sold at every supermarket in the country; plaid is starting to look particularly flattering and Starbucks has officially put Pumpkin Spice LattesRead more >
Brandon Flanery [email protected] If there are any two hot topics that are becoming more and more polarizing, they are race and religion, and the UCCS Department of Philosophy decided to tackle them both head-on atRead more >