April 21, 2020 Not many stories are told about the Hasidic Jewish community, yet the Netflix original German-American drama series “Unorthodox” does more than just tell a story. The authenticityRead more >
April 21, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has affected student athletes across the nation, and those at UCCS are no exception. All spring sports have been cancelled, so student athletes thatRead more >
April 21, 2020 Food insecurity has become a reality for many college students as unemployment plagues the nation. COVID-19 response and prevention measures have also caused widespread grocery hoarding. ForRead more >
April 21, 2020 Almost everyone in America went from the hustle and bustle of our fast-paced society to a complete halt, being pent up at home and stuck with peopleRead more >
April 21, 2020 Once the UCCS campus closed, I was one of many who had to find a new place to stay and different ways to stay healthy with theRead more >
April 21, 2020 As students, we’ve definitely been affected by COVID-19. Some of us were forced to move early, others are changing their college classes to pass/fail with life changingRead more >
April 21, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our daily lives so profoundly that it is hard to know where to start when talking about its effects on mental health.Read more >
April 21, 2020 As a result of the transition to remote learning last month, some students are not able to achieve their full academic potential this semester. Faced with theRead more >
April 21, 2020 For those who regularly go to the gym, seeking exercise and the endorphins that come with it, this can be a challenging time. I personally have beenRead more >
April 21, 2020 As the semester nears its end, students returning rented textbooks and library books will follow different protocols this semester. For bookstore rentals, students have the option eitherRead more >