MOSAIC’s LGBTQ+ Mix and Mingle offers community
2021-09-11
Kate Marlett [email protected] Who am I? What do I do? Where do I fit in? For many students at UCCS, answers to questions such as these can be found through MOSAIC. InRead more >
UCCS professor teaches course on 9/11 literature
2021-09-09
Taylor Burnfield [email protected] During the Fall 2021 semester, English department professor Suhaan Mehta is teaching ENGL 4950, a literature course with a focus on the literature of 9/11. This will be the firstRead more >
‘HIGH + LOW: D. Dominick Lombardi Retrospective’ on exhibit at Ent Center
2021-09-09
Ellie Myers [email protected] If you have taken a walk through the Ent Center lately, a series of newspaper clippings on the wall next to the Marie Walsh Sharpe Gallery of Contemporary Art mayRead more >
‘Cards Against Hypnosis’ not entirely convincing
2021-09-02
Caitlyn Dieckmann [email protected] On Aug. 18, the university invited the art of hypnosis into Berger Hall for students to enjoy as a part of Clyde’s Kickoff. However, the most thought-provokingRead more >
‘A Thousand Ways (Part One)’ proves introspective but fails to ‘wow’ the audience
2021-09-02
Brianna Beassie-Weil [email protected] Rating 3/5 stars On the evening of Aug. 20, I engaged with the first of a three-part production titled “A Thousand Ways,” an experience limited to a simple phone conversationRead more >
Why are bangs such a big deal?
2021-09-01
Camille Liptak [email protected] Scrolling through the hot hair trends of 2021 reveal a multitude of style options — mullets, shags, bobs, crop cuts, layers — but the one styleRead more >
RoadHouse Cinemas/Railyard is a thrilling experience
2021-05-05
Luci Schwarz [email protected] 4.5 out of 5 Stars RoadHouse Cinemas, which shares a joint bar and kitchen staff with Rail Yard Gaming + Gastropub, is a “movie theater and dining experience”Read more >
Top five picks for breweries this summer
2021-05-03
Brandon Flanery [email protected] With summer right around the corner — aka hot days and no school — it’s time we all consume the sweet nectar of the gods, and by that,Read more >
Senior VAPA exhibition runs through May 15, artists comment on work
2021-04-27
Caitlyn Dieckmann [email protected] UCCS’ Galleries of Contemporary Art (GOCA) 14th annual exhibition, titled “Awakening,” opened April 16 at GOCA Downtown, according to a press release. The show will run through May 15. TheRead more >
Theatreworks returns: ‘An Illiad’ to open May 7 at the Ent Center
2021-04-21
Brianna Beassie [email protected] After being shut down unexpectedly last March, Max Shulman’s production of “An Iliad” is returning to Theatreworks on May 7 for the viewing pleasure of UCCS students, faculty, staff and the surrounding community. “An Iliad” was originallyRead more >