In Memory: Angela Townsend
A celebration of life for Angela Townsend, 52, a custodial supervisor, will be at 10:30 a.m., Jan. 11, at Rocky Mountain Calvary, 4285 N. Academy Blvd., Colorado Springs, Colorado, 80918. (More)
Articles by Jared Verner
Dunn analyzes Supreme Court decision and impact on the Lemon Test in winter 2020 issue of Education News
Josh Dunn published an article titled “Supreme Court Partially Junks a Lemon: American Legion Cross Case May Make It Harder to Sue Schools over Religion” in the winter 2020 edition of Education Next. (More)
Oman’s mathematical problem accepted by The College Mathematics Journal
Greg Oman, an editor for the “Problems and Solutions” section of The College Mathematics Journal, had a submission for a problem accepted by journal in its first issue of 2020. (More)
UCCS closes for winter break Dec. 24-Jan. 1
UCCS will be closed Tuesday, Dec. 24 through Wednesday, Jan. 1. Normal operations will resume Thursday, Jan. 2. (More)
The 10 most popular Communique stories of 2019
As 2019 transitions to 2020, Communique looks back at the 10 most popular stories. (More)
Markel named dean of the College of Business
The dean of the largest college of business in Alaska will be the next dean of the UCCS College of Business. (More)
UCCS offers options, guidelines for making year-end gifts
As 2019 ends, the UCCS Development Office provides multiple options for donors who plan to make charitable year-end contributions. (More)
Commencement Feature: The student behind the mask
Chances are you’ve met Mickey Meehan before. (More)
Record-setting number of graduates set to participate at fall commencement Dec. 20
More than 550 graduates and their families will celebrate the completion of their academic programs in the 2019 fall commencement Dec. 20 at the Broadmoor World Arena. (More)
UCCS, MIT algorithm shows Alabama should be in College Football Playoff
An algorithm developed by researchers at UCCS and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology intended to remove the inertia that national rankings carry shows that Alabama, and not Oklahoma, should be the No. 4 seed in the College Football Playoff. (More)