Julia Jackson [email protected] Twenty-five in 2019. Thirty-seven in 2020. Forty-six in 2021, so far. Each year more trans lives are lost to violence; the Human Rights Campaign reports these numbers in the U.S. alone.Read more >
Kate Marlett [email protected] Attending student performances at UCCS is one way to get involved and support the Visual and Performing Arts department. Taking the time to visit a performance is also a worthwhile endeavor for many students, especially for those whoRead more >
Ellie Myers [email protected] The holiday season has always been a time to celebrate life and the reasons we live it: love, family and joy. This year, Theatreworks is tapping into the heart of the seasonRead more >
Tom Baker [email protected] The Tattered Cover bookstore, with five famed locations around the Denver area, will expand next year. A Colorado Springs location is planned to open in February 2022, with goals to emphasize local artists and authors through community-building events. Read more >
Kate Marlett [email protected] With beautiful changing weather these past weeks and cooler weather approaching, winter sports and outdoor activities are on some students’ minds. The Student Outdoor Learning Experience offers a wide variety of opportunities for students to learn about outdoor events bothRead more >
Ellie Myers [email protected] College is a place where students go to pursue their passions and discover what they were meant to become. It takes time, perseverance and diligence to accomplish a goal, and sophomore Matthew Gorrell is noRead more >
Cambrea Schrank [email protected] The number of people in the U.S. who practice Yoga is ever-increasing, with it being a popular means to de-stress and improve fitness and health among busy college students. But how many people who practice Yoga actually understand the historyRead more >
Ellie Myers [email protected] If COVID-19 is anything, it is a thief. It stole from all of us, but nobody was hit harder than graduating seniors looking forward to their curtain call as UCCS students. Read more >
Julia Jackson [email protected] A humble altar adorned with candles and skulls. Colorful, artfully cut paper decorations strung overhead. The aroma of warm, sugary bread and spiced hot cocoa. Disney’s “Coco” playing onRead more >
Caitlyn Dieckmann [email protected] Kraemer Family Library’s annual Six Word Scary Stories challenge is coming in full swing with submissions due Friday, Nov. 5. The challenge is an opportunity for students to show off some ofRead more >