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 >
The season of midterms is upon us, and I’m sure everyone is extremely excited about that. If nothing else, it means you’re halfway through the semester and soon you’llRead more >
When I was a freshman in high school, I was obsessed with this idea of feminism as a platform for female empowerment and support. I watched “Suffragette” once andRead more >
“I’ll sleep when I’m dead,” because spring break courses are a great alternative for time consuming summer classes. While UCCS offers great courses during the regular fall and springRead more >
“So that’s what you look like!” As of March 7, UCCS has made wearing a mask optional across campus in indoor spaces. However, this move should have comeRead more >
In January, Colorado Springs saw a surge in COVID-19 cases and, at the time, masks were still required at UCCS. As of March 7, however, UCCS has decided thatRead more >