Online buzz for “A Minecraft Movie” has been intense. Since the trailer dropped, the movie has been met with heavy criticism from the Minecraft community. In a surprising twist ofRead more >
For the third consecutive year, Student Life is partnering with multicultural clubs on campus to bring students a week of festivities dedicated to multicultural recognition. Roar Days runs April 8Read more >
To foster interest in the benefits of mushrooms among the student body, the UCCS Mycological Society is hosting a three-part series on the growth and cultivation of mushrooms. The MycologicalRead more >
*Spoilers* 5 out of 5 stars It is a well-known fact that Suzanne Collins only returns to write another Hunger Games book when she has important social commentary to make, and “SunriseRead more >
As a part of their ongoing Visiting Author Series, the Heller Center invited Diné writer Natanya Ann Pulley to read excerpts of her work and participate in a book signing.Read more >
Nine Colorado fashion designers drew inspiration from “Psycullesence,” the GOCA exhibit by Patrick Shearn, to create whimsical and wearable art for “House of GOCA: Psychedelic Garden.” GOCA transformed The EntRead more >
And the Academy Award for the most unwatchable Oscars ceremony goes to … the 97th Academy Awards. The Oscars this year wanted no one to watch them. I missed theRead more >
Nationally renowned artist Roxanne Swentzell shared her artwork and culture as the Heller Center’s 2024-2025 Indigenous Fellow on Feb. 20. Swentzell’s talk was a love letter to women, community andRead more >
During halftime of the Feb. 15 UCCS vs. Colorado Christian University men’s basketball game, UCCS dance team senior member Maddi Lee received a proposal from her longtime boyfriend David VanRead more >
The Scribe, a newspaper famed for its previous expertise on the Paw Patrol movie, sent in two reporters to get the scoop on “Paddington in Peru.” “Paddington in Peru” beginsRead more >