Men’s Soccer Earns First NCAA Tournament Selection as No. 9 Seed
The UCCS men’s soccer team earned the No. 9 seed in Super Region 4 to make their first appearance at the NCAA tournament in program history. (More)
The UCCS men’s soccer team earned the No. 9 seed in Super Region 4 to make their first appearance at the NCAA tournament in program history. (More)
The Office of the Dean of Students hosted a week of educational events during National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week from October 16-20. (More)
The UCCS Department of Public Safety has announced that the new panic button system is now available on multiple devices campuswide, including mobile devices, desktops and laptops. (More)
The National Science Foundation has awarded the American Association of Geographers and UCCS a collaborative grant to organize a convening around Strategies to Mitigate Implicit Bias and Promote an Ethos of Care in the Research Enterprise. (More)
The National Science Foundation has awarded the American Association of Geographers and UCCS a collaborative grant to organize a convening around Strategies to Mitigate Implicit Bias and Promote an Ethos of Care in the Research Enterprise. (More)
Lyda Hill research affiliate recognized for climate work
Interdisciplinary Drug and Alcohol Research Conference to be hosted by UCCS faculty next year
Research Q&A with Colin McAllister: A contemporary take on Aeneas’s journey to the underworld
Mary Hayden, Ph.D. and Research Professor at Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience, is having her work recognized through both a recent appointment to the Board on Environmental Change and Society at the National Academies of Sciences and invitation to the White House for a climate change discussion. (More)
UCCS prepares to celebrate Veterans Week
UCCS engages faculty and universities nationwide in cybersecurity education
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Division launches two new series for campus community
Richard Fierro, MBA ’21, a local small business owner who was credited with helping subdue the gunman in the Club Q mass shooting in November of 2022, will address UCCS graduates and their families at the fall 2023 Commencement ceremonies. (More)
Eighteen funds, half with matching opportunities, featured for Giving Tuesday
Alumni Feature: Laura Straub ’15, ’22
Creating his educational toolbox | Mitch Turano ’22
Mary Hayden, Ph.D. and Research Professor at Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience, is having her work recognized through both a recent appointment to the Board on Environmental Change and Society at the National Academies of Sciences and invitation to the White House for a climate change discussion. (More)
This summer, graduate nursing students pursuing a nurse practitioner credential were invited to take part in a unique clinical learning experience with Roundup River Ranch. (More)
DFEI held their annual case competition at UCCS with a total of eighteen student competing teams from across southern Colorado. (More)
Braden Wedel started playing golf almost as soon as he could walk, and it’s paying off. (More)
UCCS celebrated multiple Heritage & Identity Centric celebrations during the month of October, including Disability PRIDE & Awareness Month, LGBTQ+ Heritage Month, Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and more. (More)
The UCCS men’s soccer team earned the No. 9 seed in Super Region 4 to make their first appearance at the NCAA tournament in program history. (More)
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