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UNC Building the Future, But Forgetting About the NOW?

UNC’s medical school construction signals major growth for the university, but student-athletes question why their facilities lag behind. This article highlights the clash between institutional priorities and the everyday needs of current students.

High Expectations and Low Compensation: The Cost of Being an RA

Being an RA at the University of Northern Colorado is a stressful job. With many responsibilities and tasks expected of them with little to no compensation, some RAs really struggled in their roles. Savannah Burgess was an RA during her freshman year, and documented her time working for the university.

How Student Government Gives Power to Students

SGA has faced multiple restructures since COVID, and is priming up to go through another. What will be different this time around, and how will it affect students ability to communicate with the school?

Dean Longenecker Brings a Pulse to UNC

UNC's College of Osteopathic Medicine will answer the call for more healthcare workers and will act as an extension of the university's ideals.

A Safe Space for the LGBTQ+ Community

The University of Northern Colorado is a safe space for queer students, according to students and faculty.

Always Staying Busy: Life at the MCB

Students at the college of business have access to unique opportunities and resources that prepare them for life outside of college.

Tournament’s Serious Injury Calls Into Question Reffing and Safety Standards For Men’s Club Volleyball

A severe injury in Club Volleyball on Oct. 26 halted play, bringing up questions of safety.

Correction from the Editor Regarding UNC Budget Concerns

Undergraduate Research Program Supports Student Innovation

UNC is home to the Undergraduate Research Fund, which helps students conduct research on campus.

Four Decades of Latine Empowerment at UNC

Hitting 40 years of service for the César Chávez Cultural Center is a major milestone and one of the heads of the center reflects on all the work they have done through the years.

UNC’s Earth Science Club Builds Community Through Curiosity

UNC's Earth Science Club is a low-commitment student organization dedicated to educating campus about the Earth.

The Importance of Scholarships and Donations Among University Budget Concerns

Scholarships and donations continue to assist students despite the recent concerns regarding UNC's budget.

UNC Budget Deficit Sparks Concern from Students and Staff

A recent budget town hall has ignited concerns regarding UNC's future from students and faculty.

New Leadership Elected for Greeley City Council

The Greeley City Council election results are in, from a UNC almunus to small business owners.

Dale Hall Wins The Greeley Mayor Race for 2025

Dale Hall was elected mayor of Greeley in the 2025 election.

Colorado Voters Approve Propositions LL and MM, Securing Free School Meals for All Students

Colorado voters approved Propositions LL and MM to secure funding for free school meals and food assistance programs statewide. The measures build on the “Healthy School Meals for All” initiative and SNAP benefits, ensuring every K–12 student has access to nutritious meals while easing the burden on families and educators.

Information Drought: Why the Younger Generation Isn’t Voting

With information lacking at UNC, students are turning away from voting.

Colorado Voters to Decide the Fate of Free School Meals with Propositions LL and MM

Student meal security is at risk as Propositions LL and MM go to a vote on Nov. 4.

At-Large Candidates United in Belief in Public Input and Trust

As Nov. 4 approaches, several candidates have stepped up to run for the at-large council position, all united in their disappointment in the Cascadia project's lack of public input.

Ward IV Candidates Hope to Change Greeley for the Better, in Their Own Ways

Three candidates are running for Ward IV in the upcoming Nov. 4 election, each with different plans and hopes for the city.