Tu Daze [email protected] (To the tune of Jonathan Larson’s “Seasons of Love”) One hundred-seventy two thousand- eight hundred minutes / One hundred-seventy two thousand-eight hundred moments so dear / One hundred-seventy two thousand-eight hundred minutes… / How doRead more >
DJ Love Life [email protected] Let’s face it, no disrespect to Cardi B or Megan Thee Stallion, but “WAP” is a bad song, plain and simple. It doesn’t matter how many timesRead more >
DevON MarTIneeZ [email protected] The Scribble has been silent recently, and we would like to explain why. 2021 is an important year and we understand that the hardworking investigative reporting that the Scribble provides is importantRead more >
Nesley Vail [email protected] On March 16, the Student Government Association (SGA) announced Emily Gregory as the new SGA president. Students and faculty voted for candidates through the SGA website. Read more >
William Pham [email protected] Chancellor Venkateshwar “Venkat” K. Ready has confirmed in an interview with The Scribble that he does indeed have a hidden, non-UCCS affiliated, Twitch account. News broke of the Chancellor’s hidden twitch account after several students reported to the ScribeRead more >
Megan Moen [email protected] Wow! This second spring break was so eventful! I loved having the two most irrelevant days out of the week off. I feel like I did aRead more >
2 April 2019 Shake Spear [email protected] The arts are appreciated at UCCS. The overall attitude to increase the art presence on campus resulted in the development of the Visual andRead more >
2 April 2019 Marge Arita [email protected] After months of protest and a lawsuit, UCCS decided to go forward with installing a giant sombrero on top of the clock tower residingRead more >
2 April 2019 Sue Flay [email protected] UCCS decided that the Scribe will forbid all articles from being written in English after the April 2 issue. Since its conception in 1966,Read more >
2 April 2019 Paige Turner [email protected] UCCS has decided to go completely paper by 2020, according to an emergency press conference on April 1. Computers will be rendered unnecessary inRead more >