Allison Speir aspeir@uccs.edu Many familiar faces that could have once been spotted around campus can now only be seen over video chat. Several UCCS students have chosen to live and learn off-campus this semesterContinue Reading
Joy Webb Jwebb4@uccs.edu Since the U.S. Department of Education published new regulations for sexual assault on college campuses through Title IX, a law that prohibits discrimination based on sex, the Office of Institutional Equity (OIE)Continue Reading
Isaac Werner iwerner@uccs.edu One of the newest additions to campus, the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center, opened its doors on Aug. 24. In partnership with Centura Health, the center houses several components that focus onContinue Reading
Annika Schmidt aschmid8@uccs.edu With the start of a semester in an era shrouded by uncertainty, there are new expectations for student conduct on campus. These expectations function to limit theContinue Reading
Joy Webb, Annika Schmidt, and Cambrea Hall Scribe@uccs.edu The student-body leaders have taken up their newly appointed positions on student government with two things at the forefront of their minds: student outreach and safety. President Aidan MeadowsContinue Reading
Devon Martinez dmarti31@uccs.edu The Quad Innovation Partnership is moving forward with their fall program digitally, with student-led teams attempting to solve community-scale issues. The program is designed to promote collaboration between students and recent alumni of UCCS and threeContinue Reading
Kaylan Hardin khardin@uccs.edu The UCCS shuttles are making their rounds this semester with some new features: shower curtains, open roof tops and eight passengers per ride. But the new process was not clear cut at the startContinue Reading
Scribe Editors Scribe@uccs.edu Sept. 10, 2020 Before COVID-19, we were already struggling with not meeting enrollment projections and some severe budget cuts. How does that impact us now? Our campus respondedContinue Reading
Jade Ellis Jellis2@uccs.edu Sept. 9, 2020 Classes have resumed, and it has become clear that this school year will be unlike any other. Several members of the UCCS community have shared insight on how campus hasContinue Reading
Annika Schmidt Aschmid8@uccs.edu Sept. 1, 2020 According to a press release from Chancellor Venkat Reddy, three students tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend. The three cases have been linked toContinue Reading