COVID-19 cannot stop Halloween
2020-10-19
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 >
UCCS virtual escape room proves inventive, entertaining
2020-10-09
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 >
GOCA plans for new windmill sculpture and exhibitions
2020-10-01
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 >
Fall festivities will adapt for COVID-19 safety
2020-09-29
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 >
Philosophy in the City: intersectionality of race and religion
2020-09-16
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 >
Museum of Contemporary Art Denver allows patrons to bring artwork home (virtually!)
2020-05-18
April 28, 2020 In a somewhat surprising turn of fate, social media has risen to the task of answering this question: How can I appreciate art without stepping foot intoRead more >
Top 5 podcasts to listen to during quarantine
2020-04-15
April 14, 2020 A statewide lockdown for Colorado has been in effect since March 26, and since then, many people have found themselves unemployed, unmotivated and especially bored with theirRead more >
Breakdance as a unique way to stay fit at home
2020-04-09
April 7, 2020 If you are like me and cannot stand not being able to go out and do your regular activities, then I would bet that trying something newRead more >
OLIO pop-ups point out community creativity
2020-03-30
March 3, 2020 OLIO: a highly spiced stew of various meats and vegetables originating from Spain or Portugal; a miscellaneous collection of things. This was the name that Abigail ForgathRead more >
‘An Iliad:’ Epic Greek drama comes to UCCS
2020-03-30
March 3, 2020 Theatreworks’ “An Iliad,” directed by Max Shulman, tells Homer’s classic tale of the battlefield with gods, dereos, and empires, reinvented for the modern era. According to UCCSRead more >