March is synonymous with madness in the sports world and this year did not disappoint with Venezuela being the unlikely winners of the World Baseball Classic and with insane games during March Madness likeRead more >
As part of a capstone by four Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) students, the entire UCCS campus has been dyed green for St. Patrick’s Day. Funds were allotted by the Green ActionRead more >
Happy holidays everyone! Winter has finally set in. After one of the warmest Novembers on record, Colorado Springs is finally treated to the first snow of the season. Whether youRead more >
UCCS’ dining options underwent significant changes this year. As The Scribe’s self-proclaimed resident vegan, I felt it was my duty to see how well these changes accommodate people with plant-basedRead more >
SGA’s reserve fund is nearly depleted, which could change the culture of club funding. For the past four years, SGA has allocated all of its club funding in the fallRead more >
The CU system is raising tuition for all students beginning in Fall 2025 to compensate for the state’s higher education deficit. Regents approved increased tuition rates at their meeting onRead more >
The United States has something the United Kingdom could only dream of: public restrooms. The only issue is that most of them are disgusting. When I find a clean publicRead more >
Students taking more than six credit hours this summer are eligible for financial aid. Summer course registration opened on March 31. Students who are enrolled in summer courses and haveRead more >
In an effort to help students become more connected to their childhoods, UCCS hosted the Scholastic Book Fair the week of March 31. Students had the opportunity to come byRead more >
Alright, here’s the deal. I heard there was an article written about me by some reporter named Abigail Katharin. Here’s my first issue: she introduced herself to my mom, JulieRead more >