The Business of College hosted Leprechaun activist Sir Luck E. Charms to give a talk on the ethics of gold hunting. Charms outlined the dark history of gold digging andRead more >
Due to the absence of shuttles making their rounds across campus, students have begun hitchhiking along the Spine to get to class. Stu Ranger and Dan Ger, two junior sociologyRead more >
As part of a new decascading communications model, Sennifer Jobanet is running for president in this year’s SGA election. Jobanet attended the SGA debate on March 6 where she ranRead more >
After multiple students asked for help on finding a book, the Kramer Family Library staff devised a plan to minimize the time spent looking for different resources in the library:Read more >
Following their study abroad trip to London over winter break, students Linda Marinetti and Cheryl Limoncello of New Jersey sat down with The Scribe to talk about their experience. Note:Read more >
The holiday season is off to a not-so-jolly start for one mysterious public figure and the underpaid interns in charge of his social media presence. Batman’s PR team took toRead more >
In a revolutionary new discovery, researchers have discovered that college is hard. “I didn’t think it would be like this,” said communications student Janice Gorber. Gorber has been doing “back-breaking”Read more >
On Tuesday, students in the library received quite a shock when a couple of alligators walked on in. The alligators arrived on campus as part of the university’s “De-stress” events.Read more >
UCCS administration is struggling to celebrate the holidays in ways that don’t endorse any particular religion or cultural tradition above others. “As a public university, we are committed to honoringRead more >
The following article talks about AI regulations on campus. It includes new regulations for AI usage on campus as well as student and faculty perspectives on the use of AI. Read more >