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The Need for Political Science in a Politically Turbulent World

By Graeme Taskerud · Friday, May 15, 2026

Political science majors and professors work to continue their academic pursuits in an ever-changing political landscape.

Voices of Remembrance in Greeley

By Kinsley Walker · Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Greeley residents remembered the Holocaust in a week of events highlighting the tragedy, the resilience of the Jewish people and the need to never forget.

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Andy Feinstein's Eight-Year Legacy

By Alesea Evangelista-Flores · Friday, May 8, 2026

After eight years with the University of Northern Colorado, President Andy Feinstein is stepping down. But what does his legacy look like?

Changing Your Tune: How Record Store Day in Fort Collins Unites a Diverse Community

By TJ Gurney · Thursday, May 7, 2026

Record Store Day 2026 saw hundreds of people camping, waiting and searching for exclusive vinyl releases from their favorite artists. Here, Sean Fogerty of All Sales Vinyl in Fort Collins also gives input on the dedication of fans and the true fun of RSD.

Cut to the Heart: How Budget Cuts are Impacting the UNC Advising Department

By Lydia Ericson · Thursday, April 16, 2026

UNC's budget cuts have led to the centralization of advising, much to the disappointment of many UNC students.

Changes are Coming to Holmes

By Katy Goto · Thursday, April 16, 2026

Holmes Dining Hall at the University of Northern Colorado is undergoing major changes, opting to forgo the three meal blocks in favor of a 12-hour open study hall.

The Upcoming Bear Fest and Student Thoughts

By TJ Gurney · Wednesday, April 15, 2026

As UNC students prepare for summer, the popular annual event Bear Fest lingers on the horizon.

Students Call for Change - César Chávez on Campus

By Ayla Wize and Katy Goto · Friday, April 3, 2026

In light of recent allegations against César Chávez, students at the University of Northern Colorado are calling for the campus's César Chávez Cultural Center to change its name.

Increasing Gas Prices Cause Rising Concern for Students

By TJ Gurney · Thursday, April 2, 2026

Gas prices have been on a steady rise over the past few months due to the Middle East war. As a result, students have had to budget more to make their money count during this time. Additionally, they are also extremely frustrated with the current administration and do not see a quick solution to this growing problem.

TSA Issues Greet Students Who Traveled for Spring Break

By Lydia Ericson · Wednesday, April 1, 2026

UNC students and others across the country were faced with TSA delays during spring break travel.

Pressure Mounts on Northern Colorado Resource Centers as Homeless Population Increases

By TJ Gurney · Tuesday, March 31, 2026

With an increase in Greeley's homeless population and Loveland's overnight shelter shutting down at the end of April, Weld County resources, like the Weld Food Bank, are experiencing greater stress.

Dorm Life is Changing: Will UNC Housing Change with it?

By Lydia Ericson · Friday, March 27, 2026

Enrollment is low and students are deciding to find housing options off of campus.

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Delayed Until Further Notice: What is Next for UNC Students Now that Study Abroad is Changing?

By Lydia Ericson · Wednesday, March 4, 2026

UNC's study abroad program is experiencing changes following school-wide budget cuts. As students work through the change, faculty members have stepped up to support students and make their traveling aspirations a possibility.

The Lone Protester

By Ayla Wize · Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026

Rebecca Moreau, a Garden City resident, has been silently protesting the Trump administration while donning the attire of Lady Liberty. Others joined in support of Moreau's mission, "Tread Against Trump."

Greeley's Community Celebrates Freezy Daze

By Katy Goto · Monday, Feb. 16, 2026

Greeley residents gathered downtown to celebrate winter with Freezy Daze.

OPINION: A Tale of Two Campuses: An Analysis of Kepner Hall’s Aesthetic Differences

By TJ Gurney · Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025

Kepner Hall on UNC's campus has an outstanding aesthetic, but is this fair for all the other majors on campus? How much of a difference does looks really make?

OPINION: As UNC Builds Up, Students Wonder What’s Breaking Down

By Jaylen Lee · Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2025

UNC's College of Osteopathic Medicine's construction sparks student concerns regarding the rest of campus. Will they be left behind?

Monfort College of Business Upholds Award Standards Two Decades Later

By TJ Gurney · Monday, Dec. 15, 2025

The Monfort College of Business at UNC is an accredited winner of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award award. This is the highest standard an institution can be held to, but the award was given over two decades ago. Are they still upholding these standards?

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences are Spared from UNC’s Layoffs

By Alesea Evangelista-Flores · Monday, Dec. 15, 2025

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences was not affected by the 2025 budget cuts.

Cultural Centers Versus the Budget Deficit

By Andrew Galster · Monday, Dec. 15, 2025

Budget changes are affecting every part of UNC, but the cultural centers are being hit especially hard. NASS and APASS are making their voices heard in times of financial difficulty.