September 05, 2016 Halle Thornton [email protected] While the overwhelming number of new students can be difficult to handle across departments, UCCS Radio is one department is looking forwardRead more >
August 29, 2016 Kyle Guthrie [email protected] Audrey Jensen [email protected] Several notable changes and events occurred at UCCS, including the hiring of several new staff, the opening of the NationalRead more >
August 29, 2016 Scribe Staff The mountain lion sculpture in front of El Pomar Plaza was unveiled on Aug. 23. The sculpture recently moved from its former location nextRead more >
August 29, 2016 Dillon Taunton [email protected] Mass shootings, police violence and terror attacks are a few of the events that have dominated mass media in recent months. DueRead more >
August 29, 2016 Bradley Umpleby [email protected] Situations, no matter how crucial or insignificant, can arise, causing us to feel stressed, anxious or misplaced. So, when we experience these issues,Read more >
August 29, 2016 Hannah Harvey [email protected] Several construction projects aiming to improve the campus experience will be waiting for students upon their return to campus this fall. ARead more >
Dining and Hospitality Services will open Alpine Express, attached to the Roaring Fork, on Sept. 26. The new convenience store will offer students coming home late on weekendsRead more >
May 9, 2016 Rachel Librach [email protected] Most students take classes in a traditional classroom in buildings such as Columbine and Dwire Hall. Many visual art students take classes in theRead more >
May 9, 2016 Kyle Guthrie [email protected] UCCS held two meetings regarding their involvement with the National Cybersecurity Intelligence Center on May 3 and 4. The seminars were held with theRead more >
May 9, 2016 Rachel Librach [email protected] While students may not believe UCCS to be the hotspot for exciting events and breaking news, the past year has proved otherwise. What happenedRead more >