April 25, 2016 Audrey Jensen [email protected] Abbie Stillman [email protected] When we look over the history of our nation, we can’t imagine why the social norm would ever be to harmRead more >
April 25, 2016 Rachel Librach [email protected] For those seeking to develop their innovative and sustainable creations, the Green Action Fund can provide funds to get their research off the ground.Read more >
April 25, 2016 Joe Hollmann [email protected] There are a lot of resources available to students on campus, and the Kraemer Family Library is trying to make students more aware ofRead more >
April 25, 2016 Kyle Guthrie [email protected] According to a 2011 study from the Journal of Excellence and Ethics, 38 percent of college students surveyed admitted to paraphrasing segments of anotherRead more >
April 25, 2016 Kyle Guthrie [email protected] A master’s degree in humanities is going to be offered at UCCS. The degree will differ from a history degree. History examines research methodsRead more >
April 25, 2016 Abbie Stillman [email protected] Sexual assault is a serious crime that can happen anywhere and to anybody. UCCS has several different ways a victim or a bystander canRead more >
April 18, 2016 Bates Elementary has been torn down and construction has begun on a new private student housing effort built by GG Land Group: The company could not beRead more >
April 18, 2016 Joe Hollmann [email protected] A few students this semester are walking around campus with a pin on their shirt or backpack. The Star of David, a sacred symbolRead more >
April 18, 2016 Kyle Guthrie [email protected] Due to low temperatures, the Rec Center announced on March 19 via Twitter that the pool had been closed to users. The temperature ofRead more >
April 18, 2016 Rachel Librach [email protected] Attending class in the summer is like being in church on a weekday. Since middle school, summer classes always seemed to carry a negativeRead more >