The 22nd UCCS Economic Forum will take place at the Ent Center for the Arts Oct. 4. Approximately 600 people are expected to attend, and campus community members can expect to see more traffic in the area on the west campus. (More)
Robert von Dassanowsky published “Screening Transcendence: Film under Austrofascism and the Hollywood Hope 1933-1938,” based on more than a decade of research on the cinematic politics of between Vienna, Berlin and Hollywood during the 1930s. (More)
Drivers making an illegal U-turn on Austin Bluffs Parkway at the Regent Circle intersection could face a fine of up to $81 and three points on their driver’s license. (More)
UCCS students will be able to use a new optional feature within their university portals to indicate the pronoun with which they identify. (More)
If the last time faculty, staff and students purchased their parking permits was fall 2017, users will experience a faster and streamlined process for the fall 2018 semester. (More)
Doctoral students in the clinical psychology program are working under the supervision of Kristin Samuelson, assistant professor, Psychology Department, to conduct pro-bono trauma evaluations for asylum seekers. (More)
Independent film producer and professor Robert von Dassanowsky scored critical success in co-producing the Austrian documentary film “Der Bauer zu Nathal” (The Farmer of Nathal). (More)
The UCCS Aging Center will increase mental health care services for at-risk local seniors through a half-million dollar grant from the NextFifty Initiative. (More)
Four faculty members completed the Quality Matters certification for five online courses in the second quarter of 2018. (More)
Hundreds of CU staff, faculty and students will join thousands of their fellow Coloradans in riding in the 2018 Bike to Work Day June 27. (More)
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