Amazon Web Services (AWS) began experiencing network connectivity issues early Monday morning that have led to essential UCCS online platforms, namely Canvas, being down. AWS is a cloud hosting serviceRead more >
On Oct. 1, disagreements between Democrats and Republicans in Congress over funding legislation ahead of the new fiscal year caused the government to enter shutdown. According to CBS News, RepublicansRead more >
UCCS International Affairs (IA) has opened applications for ten short-term study abroad programs running during spring and summer break. Application deadlines have been extended due to increasing interest and applicants. Short-term programs are led by faculty members and allow students to studyRead more >
A total of 1,057 students participated in homecoming events from Sept. 22-28 that commemorated UCCS’ 60th anniversary. Events included the tailgate, bonfire, culture fest and casino night which replaced last year’s game night. This is the exact number of students who participated last year, according to Director of Student Engagement Noelle San Souci. About 130 students attended the tailgate, a significantRead more >
The library renovations in KFL will cost approximately $1 million as a small part of the $47 million budget for the Osborne Center for Science and Engineering renovation that will take place over the course of next semester. According to the Senior ProjectRead more >
SGA swore in the senator of the arts and senator-at-large at the Oct. 9 Senate meeting. SGA President Aidan Burke also introduced freshman Hunter Roren as a student-at-large since that position does not require a vote, according to previous Scribe reporting. Senator ofRead more >
Green Action Fund (GAF) hosted their monthly meeting on Oct. 6 in the Sustainability Demonstration House, to review a proposal for Mountain Metro Transit bus passes for students and discuss legacy projects. GAF is a student-run organization funded by student fees dedicatedRead more >
The Chromebook program launched five years ago to provide technology to students according to Dan Lemack the assistant director of the dean of students, but the Chromebooks are nearing theRead more >
UCCS Police received a rush of calls when a student’s car caught fire in the Regent Circle roundabout by gateway garage Monday morning, temporarily shutting down traffic. According to theRead more >
UCCS Dining Hall and Hospitality Services planned to bring multiple franchises to UCCS this semester, according to previous Scribe reporting. Instead, the department closed various retail locations on campus. BigRead more >