22 October 2019 Scribe staff scribe@uccs.edu Is it considered coddling for human beings to have empathy? Johnathan Haidt, an American psychologist, professor and author, has an opinionated viewpoint on theContinue Reading
14 October 2019 Brandon Schrank – Freshmen, BI business major I am not happy. In fact, I am infuriated. As UCCS students most of us have witnessed a campus vehicleContinue Reading
15 October 2019 Scribe staff scribe@uccs.edu Let us face it: Colorado is a desirous place to live. Adventurous souls move here seeking strenuous hiking trails and fast-moving river rapids. Colorado’s vibrant city life is equallyContinue Reading
1 October 2019 Scribe staff scribe@uccs.edu Student news publications are the first way that we can learn how the first amendment works in a practical environment. We serve a functionalContinue Reading
24 September 2019 Scribe staff scribe@uccs.edu “Our house is on fire.” 16-year-old climate and environment activist Greta Thunberg proclaimed this statement at the 2019 World Economic Forum while on theContinue Reading
17 September 2019 Scribe staff scribe@uccs.edu University of Colorado at Boulder student Connor Lee Shaver, 21, was arrested on Sept. 5 for the alleged rape and sexual assault of anotherContinue Reading
10 September 2019 The Scribe Scribe@uccs.edu CSU Fort Collins and CU Boulder students are hypocritical. CU can relish in their win over CSU but neither school can overlook the chaosContinue Reading
7 May 2019 Scribe editors scribe@uccs.edu As a campus community, we should be devoted to creating an environment of inclusion and acceptance. Students should welcome the idea of programs likeContinue Reading
7 May 2019 Scribe editors scribe@uccs.edu The Scribe, as a student led organization, has to deal with a constant revolving door of employees. This year, the Scribe will be sayingContinue Reading
23 April 2019 Scribe staff scribe@uccs.edu April is sexual assault awareness month, and according to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) one in five women and one in 71Continue Reading