Technology is an integral part of the way students in upper-level education learn. Whether it’s using an iPad to take notes in class, using a laptop to find passages inRead more >
Three years ago, on February 14, 2020, my life changed. It was a Friday that year, and I was coming home from school. I had been searching for a carRead more >
At the beginning of every year, stores are filled with Valentine’s Day merchandise. Themed chocolate, roses, red hearts and stuffed animals overflow the shelves. According to Hallmark, the average personRead more >
I think I scared my roommate’s mom when I met her a few months ago. I was pretty proud of my look for the day: graphic tee with the originalRead more >
This winter break, I was given the opportunity to travel to England. I spent about three days based in the green English countryside enjoying the rain and history, and thenRead more >
Editor’s Note: This article contains references to police brutality. February is Black History Month, a month where we recognize the triumphs of Black people in this country, but also theRead more >
UCCS students have probably noticed during recent shopping trips that the plastic bags provided by retailers now cost an additional 10-cent fee, or are no longer available to use atRead more >
Falling out of routines causes bad habits to reemerge that affect your health and feelings daily. I recently found myself struggling mentally, and I didn’t have a routine to keepRead more >
Transphobia at UCCS has intensified and gone unaddressed in recent years. In the wake of Club Q, students are concerned. Hateful and exclusionary rhetoric is on the rise, and theRead more >
In my time with The Scribe, I’ve been a reporter, sports editor, culture editor and reporter again. And in my time at UCCS, I’ve gone from not being sure aboutRead more >