In the face of declining enrollment rates, UCCS administration has proposed a campus facelift to bring in prospective students. Well, a face transplant. Administration sent out an email to students to receive feedbackRead more >
Facing enrollment decline, administration decided to tackle the biggest and most important challenge the school faces: Its name. As part of the Strategic Enrollment Plan of 2025, a survey taken by theRead more >
I’ve dreamed of the moment I’d take my first bite of Arby’s Meat Mountain. The Meat Mountain sandwich consists of chicken tenders, turkey, ham, corned beef, brisket, angus steak, roast beef, pepper bacon with cheddar and Swiss cheese, all under theRead more >
Coming off a 15-14 season, men’s basketball has already started recruiting and has found an unorthodox way to bolster its front court with a promising 41-year-old recruit. Despite the age concerns, UCCSRead more >
UCCS administration recently announced the latest in a long line of initiatives to save campus from a fate worse than that of The Citadel mall. Their plan to pull campus back from the brink in light of the budget crisis? Just level the whole thing. Read more >
Colorado Springs’ average snowfall and middle-of-the-road spring temperatures have Parks and Wildlife services gearing up for the most normal Colorado summer on record. Is it hot in here, or is it just me? The sun a bit hotRead more >
Friendly faces aren’t hard to find on campus, but they may be hiding in places you wouldn’t expect. The next time you find yourself enjoying a warm spring day on the West Lawn, take aRead more >
Now that spring break is over, summer is on the horizon. To celebrate, here’s a collection of sunrises and sunsets photographed from the Scribe team. The sun sets against Pikes Peak. Photo by Adan Andrade. Orange envelopes the early morning sky. PhotoRead more >
With spring coming up, what better way to absorb the change in weather with some new music? Check out our staff’s March picks! Joseph Impellitteri | Editor-in-Chief Ava Knox | Opinion and LotB Editor Syanna Santiago-Smith |Read more >
As part of a capstone by four Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) students, the entire UCCS campus has been dyed green for St. Patrick’s Day. Funds were allotted by the Green ActionRead more >