To humanize the refugee resettlement experience, National Geographic Society grantees Emily Skop and Cerian Gibbes will help African and Southeast Asian refugees recently resettled in American urban farming communities use cameras to tell their stories. (More)
As professor and chair of the Visual and Performing Arts Department at UCCS, Suzanne MacAulay knows that amazing artistry must be rewarded. That’s why she helped Josephine Lobato win a National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. (More)
Student-athletes from 13 schools will compete for conference individual and team championships when UCCS hosts the 2020 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships Feb. 28-29. (More)
UCCS will recognize 13 graduates and the 2020 Unstoppable Woman during the annual Karen Possehl Women’s Endowment Unstoppable Women’s Luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. May 20 at the Gallogly Events Center. (More)
To humanize the refugee resettlement experience, National Geographic Society grantees Emily Skop and Cerian Gibbes will help African and Southeast Asian refugees recently resettled in American urban farming communities use cameras to tell their stories. (More)
Barboza named to editorial board of journal for Child Maltreatment
Do you store files on OneDrive, SharePoint or on a campus server? Which one works best for which files? Attendees will learn when to use which storage platform during the next Bytes with OIT session at 2 p.m. March 3 in University Center 309. (More)
New app to allow campus users to interact directly with UCCS Police
MacAulay spearheads National Heritage Fellowship for San Luis Valley folk artist
Grammy winner Nicholas Payton returns to Colorado Springs for March 7 Ent Center performance
UCCS hosting 2020 RMAC Indoor Track & Field Championships Feb. 28-29
PREVIEW | Mountain Lions celebrate senior night by taking on Orediggers
Skop and Gibbes to tell stories of refugees planting new roots in U.S.
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