Any spectator of live sports knows that supporter turnout can influence the outcome of a game; the more fans, the better — and this rings true for our MountainRead more >
My freshman year I was sent home in March. UCCS Administrators told students this was going to be a temporary break as COVID-19 cases surged. I did not batRead more >
Everyone has absorbed messages from movies and books, and plenty of them can be positive and helpful. However, for every positive message we consume, there are lots of negativeRead more >
Satire is not only entertaining, but necessary. It is necessary nationally, locally and at the university. At the Scribe, we produce satire from our satirical subsection, the Scribble. Read more >
Dear UCCS Dining Services, These are trying times, I understand. Perhaps it would be unfair to judge your culinary expertise through a global pandemic. After all, short-staffing canRead more >
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, “unprecedented times” became a popular way to describe the state of the world. Two years in, a lack of precedent no longer suffices to explainRead more >
Bing, bing, bing goes the sound of a helpful little tool we are all too familiar with when we lose our phones, keys, computers, in our house, coffee shop,Read more >
The fast-paced, technology-centric world of today continues to morph the way people interact with the world — a prime example of this being the way information is shared onRead more >
Editor’s note: This article contains references to transphobia. The first time I read the “Harry Potter” series, I was eleven. I read the books with an insatiable fervor overRead more >
Editor’s note: This article includes discussion of advanced thematic material in reference to a TV show. Season two of the hit HBO series, “Euphoria,” premiered on Jan. 9, and my stomach churned as once again, high school students are depicted navigating the throes of “teenage life:” drugs,Read more >