Fiona O’Dowd fodowdwh@uccs.edu October 26, 1984: Infant receives baboon heart transplant “Baby Fae,” an infant born with hypoplastic left-heart syndrome, successfully underwent an experimental heart transplant using a baboon heart only a few weeks after birth. She lived longer thanContinue Reading
Scribe Staff Scribe@uccs.edu The Scribe staff was asked during a recent staff survey if they believe UCCS has handled the COVID-19 pandemic sufficiently, 75% said yes and 25% said no.
Photos by Joy Webb Jwebb4@uccs.edu The mural is located on E. Pikes Peak Ave. in downtown Colorado Springs. The mural is in honor of Indigenous People’s Day and commemorates murderedContinue Reading
Caitlyn Dieckmann and Fiona O’Dowd-White cdieckma@uccs.edu fodowdwh@uccs.edu Oct. 12, 1492: Columbus lands in New World The U.S. holiday declared on Oct. 12 is known as Columbus Day to commemorate navigator ChristopherContinue Reading
Photos by Lauren Rock lrock@uccs.edu Photos by Zach Robbins zrobbins@uccs.edu
Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu Oct. 5, 1962: The Beatles release their first single “Love Me Do” was The Beatles’ first single ever released, written by both Paul McCartney and John Lennon. The song took inspiration from several places, most notablyContinue Reading
Scribe Staff Scribe@uccs.edu According to a recent Scribe staff survey, 60% of the staff believes Biden will win and 40% of the staff believes that Trump will win.
Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu Sept. 28: Discovery of California and Penicillin 1542: Selected by the governor of Guatemala, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo set sail and discovered California in 1542, arriving on this day at what is now knownContinue Reading