Annika Schmidt aschmid8@uccs.edu Most university students are required to take at least one lab class during their four undergraduate years, but for students pursuing STEM degrees, labs are aContinue Reading
Luci Schwarz lschwar2@uccs.edu Halloween is the worst holiday. There, I said it. I’m not afraid of the consequences for saying so either. (Mostly. Please do not come after me, IContinue Reading
Cambrea Schrank chall2@uccs.edu I wish that when I was a freshman in college someone would have told me what I am about to tell you, dear reader. The secret to success inContinue Reading
Tom Baker tbaker8@uccs.edu Without a doubt, my least favorite part of college is buying course books. While already spending thousands of dollars on tuition, it’s another burden to make sure I save enough for theContinue Reading
Kristen Brainard Kbrainar@uccs.edu There’s just something so calming about cooler weather, pumpkins, sweaters and the color orange. For every year since I was kid, I wait patiently for mid-September to come around. Middle and lateContinue Reading
Fiona O’Dowd-White fodowdwh@uccs.edu Watching divorce happen can be weird from several perspectives, whether you are a child in the middle of your parents’ messy separation or you’re an adult getting a divorce from yourContinue Reading
Kristen Brainard kbrainar@uccs.edu Touchdown. One word, nine letters. Marching bands, fight songs, cheerleaders and a roaring stadium all surrounding a field marked in yards. These are all things I wish we could experience at UCCS,Continue Reading
Taylor Burnfield tburnfie@uccs.edu At a young age, we all probably heard the saying that “girls mature faster than boys.” This is something that has become so commonplace in our society thatContinue Reading
Megan Moen Mmoen@uccs.edu When choosing a college, the biggest part of a prospective student’s decision is based on what the campus offers for students. UCCS is a beautiful campus, but what are some thingsContinue Reading
Kate Marlett kmarlett@uccs.edu Masks. Vaccines. Quarantine. These buzzwords are in Instagram posts, Tweets and on everyone’s local news station. They fuel heated arguments and create rifts in friendships. In an age where people are tired of dealing with the pandemic, manyContinue Reading