Brianna Beassie-Weil [email protected] It has been a year and a half since the spread of the COVID-19 virus led to the mass shutdown of universities and schools across the United States,Read more >
Allison Speir [email protected] Summer 2020 looked different than any past summer. With little control over the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, countless students’ summer plans were cancelled or changed. Even simple things that we tookRead more >
Brandon Flanery [email protected] From Liberia to the U.S., Denver to Colorado Springs, the Curry twins’ story is one of triumph with their UCCS graduation next month. Sandra andRead more >
Cambrea Schrank [email protected] February is Black History Month, or African American History Month. According to The Library of Congress’ African American History Month website, Carter G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of NegroRead more >
William Pham [email protected] To Laith Al-Shawaf, psychology is not just the science of mind and behavior. It is an inherently fascinating field that helps people to better understand themselves, their loved ones and the people aroundRead more >
Kaylan Hardin [email protected] Five Black students have spoken on the need for action-based support for the Black community on the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) campus. Miles Jones, Bry’ona Johns, Irina Amouzou, Obi Idika and Shoag Bakeet recount times in which they felt the needs of Black students were heard or not heardRead more >
Kaylan Hardin [email protected] Love is still in the air, despite the masks that cover our faces when we breathe. Two UCCS couples recount their first time meeting and what their favorite Valentine’s Day was like. Read more >
Dr. ‘Ilaheva Tua’one joined the UCCS community last semester as an assistant professor in the women’s and ethnic studies (WEST) department. Tua’one earned her Ph.D. in British and American Literature from the University of Utah last year. Read more >
Three weeks into the Spring semester, UCCS students have their own thoughts and feelings about what this semester will look like, given the split spring break and potential vaccine distribution. Three seniors opened up on their experience thus far. Read more >
The hope of returning to a normal, safer life is helping many Coloradans feel enthusiastic about receiving their dosage. For frontline healthcare workers, the vaccines provide an extra layer of protection as they continue to serve the community. Read more >