On Sept. 11, UCCS announced a new program called Single Stop to assist students in finding community resources to cover their basic needs. UCCS’ basic needs coordinator Amber Gilson saidRead more >
Following the transition to TAAP, the UCCS bookstore has changed the way it functions. Bookstore student employee Ricardo Toves discussed the transition to the new system and what the bookstoreRead more >
UCCS has seen a decrease in enrollment from the fall 2022 census date to the fall 2023 census date, but the Enrollment Management Division is hoping to see growth inRead more >
During the end of the spring semester, the Budget Advisory Committee changed how clubs need to apply for funding and made a few other funding guideline-related changes for the 2023Read more >
Dining and Hospitality Services implemented changes to dining benefits and meal plans and updated dining hall hours of operation for the fall semester. Larry Lee, the Executive Director of AuxiliaryRead more >
On Sept. 14, SGA confirmed three new senators at the senate meeting, who filled the positions of senator at-large, senator of the arts and senator of graduate students. Hayley CristRead more >
UCCS’ Police Department said in an email statement sent to the entire university on Sept. 5 that three bike thefts and five reports of trespassing into motor vehicles and stealingRead more >
Interim chancellor Jennifer Sobanet wrote in an email to The Scribe about what she plans to achieve while in her role and what she has done since starting work asRead more >
Crista Hill, the director of Veteran and Military Affairs, spoke with The Scribe about the new Active-Duty Tuition Assistance Grant. The grant was created to make the cost of attendingRead more >
The Excel Multiliteracy Center opened at the beginning of the fall semester, and Matthew Balk, who is the senior director of this center, is encouraging students to stop by. Read more >