April 18, 2016 Halle Thornton [email protected] Earth Day doesn’t just have to be about bringing awareness to environmental issues. Seeds Community Café, located at 109 E. Pikes Peak Ave., andRead more >
April 11, 2016 Joe Hollmann [email protected] Flying cars might be the pipe dreams of sci-fi movies, but a sustainability summit on campus is still hopeful transportation can change. The OfficeRead more >
April 4, 2016 The marble mountain lion statue, which had been located in the lower plaza outside the University Center, found a new home on March 25 when it wasRead more >
April 4, 2016 Abbie Stillman [email protected] Tuition affects every student, whether they are on financial aid or not. For the 2016-17 school year, tuition will rise 4.62 percent. For residentRead more >
April 4, 2016 Joe Hollmann [email protected] According to data released through the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System by the U.S. Department of Education, men are paid more than women inRead more >
April 4, 2016 Abbie Stillman [email protected] Never a Victim, a self-defense class that took place March 31, was for anyone who wanted to learn how to defend themselves against violence.Read more >
April 4, 2016 Jonathan Toman [email protected] Colorado Spring mayor John Suthers came to campus on March 31 in an event hosted by SGA. He discussed the infrastructure challenges and successesRead more >
April 4, 2016 Evan Musick [email protected] Like dandelions being pulled from a front lawn, students might believe that some classes are designed to weed them out. As of mid-March, thereRead more >
April 4, 2016 Andrea Moeller Special to the Scribe Taylor Fabian summed up the problems he faces in 12 words. “I’ve got 99 problems, and all of them are studentRead more >
April 4, 2016 Hannah Harvey [email protected] Bennet Omalu, challenger of the NFL, is coming to UCCS. As part of the Significant Speaker series, forensic pathologist and renowned physician Omalu willRead more >