College students already have plenty of expenses to worry about, but the UCCS Health and Wellness Center aims to ensure that physical and mental health care costs don’t join theRead more >
The last day to vote is less than a week away, and the 2022 midterm elections will decide who represents Colorado’s fifth congressional district. Covering Colorado Springs and its surroundingRead more >
The last day to vote is less than a week away, and the 2022 midterm elections will decide the governor of Colorado. Five candidate pairs are running for Colorado governorRead more >
PIPs may no longer work with UCCS, but students can continue to earn rewards on campus. At the beginning of October, students received an email about the successes of theRead more >
At SGA’s Oct. 17 town hall, senators discussed a bill concerning the Wellness Center student fee and presented multiple developing projects. The UCCS Student Government Association began holding monthly townRead more >
On Oct. 17, Dewayne McCarver joined the UCCS Police Department as the new chief of police. As police chief, McCarver hopes to cultivate community-oriented policing that lasts, emphasizing the importanceRead more >
Student senators heard from Jennifer Furda, the UCCS director of community engagement and local government during the Oct. 20 Student Government Association Senate meeting. The guest speaker discussed her roleRead more >
After intense debate and a nearly split vote, the Student Government Association’s plans for a UCCS haunted house crumbled due to an executive veto. At the Oct. 13 SGA SenateRead more >
The application for federal student loan forgiveness opened on Oct. 14, but some students may feel confused about the complicated world of student loans. Federal or private loans can addRead more >
At the Student Government Association senate meeting on Oct. 13, senators passed a bill to fund a project made by LIVE Leadership to provide care packages to local homeless veteransRead more >