After UCCS created the TAAP program to provide students with books for classes, there has been something disquieting about the space previously known as the bookstore. Shelves formerly filled withRead more >
On Feb. 9, UCCS announced the discontinuation of the Mountain Lions’ women’s and men’s golf programs, citing “financial constraints and a declining budget” as the reason for their elimination fromRead more >
After the launch of TAAP, or the Textbook Affordability and Access Program, UCCS followed it up with the launch of SAAP, the Syllabus Affordability and Access Program, on the firstRead more >
Mamma Mia! Here we go again! Every time we go back to school, we hear the same things over and over from parents, teachers, school administrators, great aunts we talkRead more >
After elevators in multiple buildings stopped working and became hazardous for students, campus transportation decided to fix the problem by simply catapulting students up the stairs to get them toRead more >
I am becoming sickeningly obsessed with a tiny gray Yoda head. Some may know exactly what I’m referring to. For others, it may be a complete mystery. To the uninformedRead more >
On March 31, the entire UCCS campus was completely blown off the side of Rattlesnake Hill by high wind gusts, leaving behind only concrete foundations and what looked suspiciously likeRead more >
As a self-proclaimed music specialist, I like to think that I can predict which artists are destined for greatness based on their albums and songs, and I feel that theRead more >
Another year, another Sandwich Day at UCCS. And this one was a little depressing, to say the least. The Sandwich Day celebration has been a staple at UCCS since theRead more >
If you’ve been on the UCCS campus, it’s likely you’ve heard the rumors of the UCCS catacombs. This famous set of tunnels is believed to run under University Center andRead more >