The defense for accused UCCS shooter Nicholas Jordan was given extra time to enter a plea by an El Paso County judge on Oct. 25, delaying the case again sinceRead more >
According to the UCCS Police website, there are 32 automated external defibrillator units (AEDs) on campus, but none of these units are located in any of the residence halls. WithRead more >
A series of vehicle break-ins and thefts on campus have prompted UCCS Police to urge students to take steps to protect their vehicles. On Oct. 22, University Police Operations sentRead more >
With Election Day approaching on Nov. 5, The Scribe went out to get the scoop on how students feel about voting and what decisions they’re making on the big day. Read more >
A UCCS alumni and educator could be one of the youngest house representatives in Colorado’s history and one of the youngest female house representatives in the history of the U.S.Read more >
SGA has filled the last open senate seat and is now operating at full capacity halfway into the semester. The senate voted to confirm a student to the senator ofRead more >
UCCS has established a new center that aims to study the connection between religious ideologies and political allegiances. The center, created earlier this fall by philosophy professor Jeffrey Scholes andRead more >
UCCS offers “adventurous and magical” opportunities for students to study at other campuses both within the country and abroad. While the UCCS Travel Abroad program and National Student Exchange programRead more >
Attendance rates for fall semester Student Life events have dropped overall since last fall, according to preliminary numbers from the department. Several factors could have contributed to the decrease inRead more >
Students taking online course sections are charged a $100 fee on top of the normal cost of the class. The course fee provides funding for instructor training, equipment andRead more >