Bell to receive CU Distinguished Service Award at commencement
One of the most respected leaders in golf worldwide will be recognized for her service during the UCCS winter commencement ceremony Dec. 20. (More)
Nine join UCCS in November
Nine people accepted positions at UCCS in November 2019, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
Ma receives President’s Volunteer Service Award
Jian “James” Ma has committed his life to serving others. (More)
In Memory: Charlie Shub
Memorial services for Charlie Shub, 78, professor emeritus of computer science, will be held at 2 p.m., Dec. 6 at Swan-Law Funeral Directors, 501 N. Cascade Ave. (More)
“Unsung hero” Diane Busch wins Employee of the Quarter Award
As Debbie Schultze wrote in Busch’s nomination letter, “I was hired to help Diane carry a load that I cannot believe she was managing alone – and with a smile on her face and a level of kindness that is rare to find.” (More)
UCCS closes Nov. 26, tonight’s Moscow Ballet postponed to Wednesday
UCCS will close Tuesday, Nov. 26, as a strong winter storm moved through the Pikes Peak Region on the last day of classes before the Thanksgiving Break. (More)
Remember these habits to stay healthy during the Thanksgiving holiday
As the UCCS community visits family and friends during the Thanksgiving holiday, the staff in the Wellness Center remind people to use these easy tasks that can help avoid contracting illnesses. (More)
College of Education teams up with Colorado school districts to find solutions to rural teacher shortage
Creative solutions generated by UCCS faculty and the Colorado Center for Rural Education abound. (More)
UCCS closes for Nov. 22, NCAA Tournament soccer game today at 6 p.m.
UCCS will close Nov. 22 because of a snowy and icy conditions that impacted driving conditions in Colorado Springs and El Paso County. (More)
New budget model to provide more flexibility and transparency for academic areas
The first steps for a new budget model that will allow for more control and flexibility at the unit level were outlined to the campus during a Nov. 13 Town Hall event in Berger Hall. (More)