Regents approve 10, appoint two for tenure
The CU Board of Regents approved 10 awards of tenure and two appointments with tenure for UCCS faculty in its regular meeting June 13 at CU Boulder. (More)
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Peggy Shivers honored as KPWE “Unstoppable Woman”
A cultural and arts icon who has supported creative enterprises for many years will be recognized as the 15th Karen Possehl Women’s Endowment Unstoppable Woman. (More)
Photo Feature: Hybl Center construction – April 2019
The William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center construction project continues to move through the foundations package. (More)
In Memory: Tynan Cuthrell
Memorial services for Tynan Cuthrell, 19, a freshman at UCCS, will be at 4:30 p.m., April 28, in Littleton, Colorado. (More)
Dassanowsky opens Austrian Film Festival Moscow
Robert von Dassanowsky, professor of film and German, and director of film studies, attended the 8th Austrian Cinema Festival April 10-15 as a special guest of the organizers Russian Art Group CoolConnections, the Austrian Embassy and the Austrian Cultural Forum Moscow. (More)
UCCS strengthens focus to educate for today and tomorrow’s jobs
New efforts at UCCS will expand student access, scholarships and learning opportunities to fuel the economic success of Colorado Springs and southern Colorado. (More)
UCCS brings awareness to sexual assault with series of events
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and multiple UCCS offices will bring together survivors to tell their stories and the resources available on campus and in the community during a series of events April 15-24. (More)
17th Annual ROAR Daze return to campus April 8-14
ROAR Daze returns to the UCCS campus for the 17th straight year with seven days of events April 8-14 for students in the final week-long series of special events for the spring semester. (More)
Photo feature: Hybl Center construction – March 2019
The William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center is starting to rise out of the ground. (More)
Photo Feature: Army helicopter visits campus
Hundreds of students, faculty and staff sat in the cockpit, stepped into the larger transport area and talked with representatives from the U.S. Army Reserve as a HH-60M helicopter spent more five hours on the West Lawn. (More)