The fast-paced, technology-centric world of today continues to morph the way people interact with the world — a prime example of this being the way information is shared onRead more >
Editor’s note: This article contains references to transphobia. The first time I read the “Harry Potter” series, I was eleven. I read the books with an insatiable fervor overRead more >
Editor’s note: This article includes discussion of advanced thematic material in reference to a TV show. Season two of the hit HBO series, “Euphoria,” premiered on Jan. 9, and my stomach churned as once again, high school students are depicted navigating the throes of “teenage life:” drugs,Read more >
Take notes before class. Watch all these lecture videos before next time. Start looking at these example problems so we can go over them in class. Why do weRead more >
Studying for exams can result in anxious behavior and the nervous feeling of not knowing everything that you need to in order to ace the exam. With certain classes, ifRead more >
Dear professor, You have — arguably — one of the most influential and important jobs out there. As your students, we see … You are tasked with shaping the college experience for a diverse body of students. The firstRead more >
Abby Aldinger aaldinge@uccs.edu As someone who is neurodivergent, introverted, awkward and just generally terrible at speaking in front of people, I have had my fair share of horrible experiences presenting in school. Read more >
Julia Jackson jjacks19@uccs.edu Most college students are probably familiar with the fast food and retail employment experience: overworked and underpaid. The pandemic has brought these problems into sharp relief, with hiring signs flying into windows — especially in theRead more >
Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu When I was a freshman, I hadn’t the slightest notion of how the heck to get a credit card. What I remember, however, was being told that it was too scaryRead more >
Luci Schwarz lschwar2@uccs.edu Five words: Black Friday should be canceled. Sleepy kids sit in shopping carts, struggling to keep their eyes open. It’s midnight and their mother has just thrown aRead more >