If you find yourself awake for that dreaded 8 a.m. class — or if you never went to bed in the first place — consider visiting the brand-new addition to Colorado Springs’ breakfast scene: Jeff’s Bagel Run. Jeff’s Bagel Run held itsRead more >
In recent months, AI advancement has reached a shocking speed. While this can raise concerns for college students about the job market or school performance, it is also a timeRead more >
Bruno Mars’ new album “The Romantic” is one worth loving, and definitely worth not replying to a couple of discussion posts. This album is a great listen for your commute or just driving around the city, with a run time of 32 minutes over nine songs. Being a long-time Bruno MarsRead more >
Instead of taking a study break this week, maybe you should consider actually finishing some homework. Theaters have officially entered dry season, and the only film I saw that interested me was singer-songwriter Anderson .Paak’s directorial debut: “K-Pops!” That being said, nothing really popped outRead more >
The Center for the Study of Government and the Individual (CSGI) held a talk with Joseph Bottum on Feb. 19 on spiritual anxiety and political disaster. Bottum is a public intellectual, philosopher and author. He currently works as a Visiting Scholar in ConservativeRead more >
With Colorado Springs being the Olympic City of the U.S., it is no surprise we have dedicated parts of our campus to representing that pride. Right in the heart of our campus is an Olympic statue that stands approximately 30 feet tall.Read more >
If you’re looking for a study break, then you’re in luck. Glen Powell’s debut as a leading role in an A24 film released on Feb. 20. It’s safe to say this film will make a killing distracting you fromRead more >
After a six-year hiatus, Baby Keem finally dropped an album. His 2021 project, “The Melodic Blue,” is considered a modern classic by many hip-hop fans, so his new album “Ca$ino” had lofty expectations considering the wait and the album thatRead more >
The world’s only film festival dedicated specifically to mushrooms and mycelium is coming to the UCCS Ent Center for the Arts on Sunday, March 8, at 1 p.m. The festival will take place for oneRead more >
With tuition and other expenses, eating out can be out of the picture for college students. Sometimes, you just want to eat something at home and save a bit of money. Eating out canRead more >