Joy Webb Jwebb4@uccs.edu Not only do I feel like we currently live in a simulation, but our reality and our democracy as we know them seem to be crumbling. Over 200,000 people haveContinue Reading
Brandon Flanery bflanery@uccs.edu In the 2016 election I voted third party. This year, I have come to realize that I cannot afford that luxury. When I lived in Germany, I came to love theContinue Reading
Kaylan Hardin khardin@uccs.edu Two weeks ago, local breakfast joint, Urban Egg in University Village, experienced a COVID-19 outbreak. According to a FOX 31 source, two of the restaurant’s employees tested positive for the virus. Urban EggContinue Reading
Isaac Werner iwerner@uccs.edu “Will you just shut up, man?” Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden gave the American public a moment to live vicariously through his actions when he did whatContinue Reading
Taylor Burnfield tburnfie@uccs.edu Eight months ago, our lives drastically changed. A major part of that change included the replacement of face-to-face interaction with virtual interaction via webcams and smartphone cameras. There is nothing normal or natural about seeing yourself whileContinue Reading
Isaac Werner iwerner@uccs.edu As someone of Jewish faith, the space of time between the middle of September and October has always represented a period of growth, rebirth and forgiveness for me. Regardless ofContinue Reading
Joy Webb Jwebb4@uccs.edu I feel as though my solidarity with my country, autonomy as an individual and safety as a woman are at stake this year in the form of Colorado PropositionContinue Reading
Jade Ellis jellis2@uccs.edu Along with about 70 million other viewers, I watched the presidential debate on Sept. 29. Although I have already voted, I wanted to watch the two candidates debate and hopefully learn someContinue Reading
Caitlyn Dieckmann cdieckma@uccs.edu As of Oct. 2, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), 142 COVID-19 vaccines are in the pre-clinical phase, 35 vaccines have moved to phase one trials, 19 are in phase two trials, 11 are inContinue Reading
William Pham wpham@uccs.edu Fall holiday decorations should not be up until two weeks prior to the holiday, and they should only stay up, at the latest, one week after. Don’t get theContinue Reading