Senior distance runner Anna Fauske was named the 2024-25 Athlete of the Year by the UCCS Department of Athletics.  The department announced Fauske as the recipient of the award on The post Anna Fauske named Athlete of the Year  first appeared on The Scribe.

Although the previous articles in The Scribe’s Guide for the Undecided have spotlighted undergraduate programs, public administration is a graduate program that serves as a direct continuation to College of The post The Scribe’s Guide for the Undecided, graduate school edition: Public Administration   first appeared on The Scribe.

The walls at UCCS look like a Home Depot paint sampler—and for what?  I thought college was supposed to be a colorful place where you met new people and had new The post Opinion: UCCS is a canvas begging to be painted first appeared on The Scribe.

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 on The post Regents approve tuition increases to compensate for Colorado’s $1.2 billion higher education first appeared on The Scribe.

Junior Kailey Bond was named RMAC pitcher of the week, checking off one of her main goals in her collegiate career.  Bond’s primary goal this season was to get pitcher The post Kailey Bond receives RMAC pitcher of the week in her second year with UCCS  first appeared on The Scribe.

The only thing I have ever seen Kendrick Lamar or SZA do wrong was neglecting Denver on their “Grand National” Tour. After all the bad Drake music I listened to The post Queue it up with Kay: I traveled 1,500 miles to see Kendrick Lamar and SZA  first appeared on The Scribe.