22 October 2019 Douglas Androsiglio [email protected] Anxiety and depression are among the most common mental disorders, and the stress of college can amplify these disorders. HOPE worldwide will host aRead more >
22 October 2019 Annika Schmidt [email protected] The Technical Communication and Information Design (TCID) program is in the early stages of a yearlong process to develop an accredited Bachelor of ArtsRead more >
15 October 2019 Frank Carber [email protected] While less students may not seem like such a negative thing to students as it frees up parking spaces, it can have negative effects on funding.Read more >
15 October 2019 Annika Schmidt [email protected] The CU system is planning a new strategic plan under the leadership of CU President Mark Kennedy. The plan will unite all fourRead more >
15 October 2019 Douglas Androsiglio [email protected] While students have a winter break lasting over a month, the university does not shut down during break. In previous years, UCCS facultyRead more >
15 October 2019 Annika Schmidt [email protected] The Student Government Association (SGA) senate met in the Ent Center for the Arts on Oct. 10 where they approved five bills, and amended aRead more >
8 October 2019 Douglas Androsiglio [email protected] Over a year after the fatal shooting in front of the Family Development Center (FDC), Micahi Stacy Hughes, 23, was sentenced to 25 yearsRead more >
8 October 2019 William Pham [email protected] Parking real estate on campus is limited and has been an issue for as long as UCCS has existed. For students that already payRead more >
8 October 2019 Frank Carber [email protected] The US has relatively reliable digital maps that ease the difficulty of disaster relief, but digital maps are inconsistent throughout much of the world.Read more >
8 October 2019 Annika Schmidt [email protected] “It’s a great class, it’s a lot of fun, and it’s open to everybody,” said Sgt. Lisa Dipzinski of the UCCS Police Department regardingRead more >