Ellie Myers [email protected] Colorado has finally begun to shift palettes from the greens, yellows and light blues of summer days to the reds, oranges, yellows and midnight blues of autumn’s early sunset. It comes as no surprise that suchRead more >
Luci Schwarz [email protected] MOSAIC supports and advises several multicultural student groups focused on inclusivity and diversity – one of which is the Black Student Union. According to BSU President Shae Patterson, a third year nursing major, the union hopes to be as activeRead more >
Tom Baker [email protected] On Sept. 20, an event hosted by the MOSAIC and the Veteran and Military Affairs Office celebrated the 10th anniversary of the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” and gave students the chance to hear first-hand accounts of the effects ofRead more >
Caitlyn Dieckmann [email protected] Escape the ’80s in an escape room event that will be hosted by the Office of the Dean of Students on Tuesday, Sept. 28 beginning at 5 p.m. in the University Center. Students will have 35 minutes toRead more >
Cambrea Schrank [email protected] The Hause Collective is an art and thrift community that houses local artists, creatives and thrifters. In a final farewell to summer, the Hause Collective is hosting a two-day Dear Summer Festival on Sept. 25 and Sept.Read more >
Caitlyn Dieckmann [email protected] 2.5 out of 5 stars The opening of Theatreworks’ “Witch,” directed by Caitlin Lowans, has entertaining qualities and held most of my attention captive while giving me a new meaning of “dark” comedy. However, production needs work in three areas: masks, actor energy and hiddenRead more >
Taylor Burnfield [email protected] National Hispanic Heritage Month began Sept. 15 and will run through Oct. 15. It is a time to recognize and celebrate people who hail from Mexico, parts of the Caribbean, Central and SouthRead more >
Ellie Myers [email protected] As the season of giving approaches, students should be aware of the best ways to give and receive free food and other grocery necessities on campus. Clyde’s Cupboard is a donation-based and non-need-based operation that provides food and hygieneRead more >
Devon Martinez [email protected] 5 out of 5 stars Imagine, if you will, one day when you can walk and try unlimited wine samples from 25 wineries located in Colorado. The background is filled with live music, and there are food samples and food trucks on the edge ofRead more >
Kristen Brainard [email protected] With the start of the fall semester, some students are asking themselves a big question: Should I go Greek? At UCCS there are two sororities in the National Panhellenic Council: Phi Sigma Sigma and PiRead more >