After the past two years under pandemic precautions and other recent world stressors, everyone in Colorado Springs and UCCS needs to put the “car” back in “careful.” According toRead more >
Colorado’s revised social studies framework, which was presented to the state Board of Education on April 12, will not allow discussion of LGBTQ+ people and issues in K-3 civicsRead more >
Let’s put the final in finality and just end courses when the teaching material is no longer worth learning. As finals week approaches and we all scramble toRead more >
When many people think about what autism looks like, their imagination often doesn’t extend far beyond socially awkward savants or tantrum-throwing elementary school children. Sheldon from the “Big BangRead more >
It has come to my attention recently that people are sad. I know that this is an earth-shattering conclusion, and I am very smart for realizing it, but IRead more >
In the modern day of globalization and connections, travel is trivial and long range communication is easy. Accordingly, study abroad programs are becoming more and more common, andRead more >
Editor’s Note: This article contains references to suicide and mental illness. Most people my age who grew up in Colorado Springs have probably felt, or at the very leastRead more >
In the digital age, reading has become less of a priority in people’s lives. With addictive social media sites and endless streaming content vying for people’s attention, ourRead more >
Call me old fashioned, but sitcoms are where it’s at. From “Seinfeld” to its more adult relative “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” to “Friends,” “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation,” orRead more >
Summer vacation is one of the most, if not the most, anticipated event for children and college students alike. Over three months of pure, unadulterated freedom without a singleRead more >