New voter registration requirements under the SAVE Act could soon be in place for all American citizens, potentially limiting voter accessibility. On April 10, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE)Read more >
Following a question from a student that prompted a standing ovation and outbursts from the crowd, Senator John Hickenlooper told attendees to “take a deep breath” at a town hallRead more >
SGA unanimously passed the budget for the 2026 fiscal year at the senate meeting. Director of Finance Robin Levisky authored and presented the budget bill at the meeting on AprilRead more >
In the search for a new dean of the College of Public Service, UCCS hosted four candidate finalists for the position. The four finalists were hosted during the week ofRead more >
International students nationwide have had their visas revoked as part of the Trump Administration’s mission to restrict immigration. In the CU system, 22 students have had their visas revoked, withRead more >
Students lose between $64.50 and $189 each time they skip a class. According to the Spring 2025 tuition fees factsheet, tuition for freshmen and sophomore students ranges from $344 perRead more >
The English Department will have restructured degree options for English majors beginning in the Fall 2025 semester. Degree emphases will be removed for the English degree. To obtain an EnglishRead more >
In the Spring 2025 semester, 8 and 9:25 a.m. classes have been canceled seven times due to inclement weather. According to Provost and Executive Chancellor of Academic Affairs Lynn Vidler,Read more >
Nicholas Jordan, UCCS dorm shooter, has been found guilty on all counts against him for the murder of Samuel Knopp and Celie Rain Montgomery. He was sentenced to two consecutiveRead more >
Editor’s Note: Some may find the following content triggering or graphic. The prosecution and defense for the trial of the accused UCCS shooter rested their cases on the fifthRead more >