Ferris named new dean at Ball State University
Stephen P. Ferris, dean of the College of Business, will be the next dean for the Miller College of Business at Ball State University. (More)
Articles by Jared Verner
New classroom phones include speed dial feature
Faculty and students will see new phones with new features in 85 classrooms supported by the Office of Information Technology when classes resume after Spring Break. (More)
Woodworth to talk research possibilities with NCES in April 4 Dean’s Distinguished Scholar Series
James “Lynn” Woodworth, commissioner for the National Center for Education Statistics at the U.S. Department of Education, will speak April 4 as the second featured guest of the Dean’s Distinguished Scholar Series. (More)
With seven themes, 2030 strategic planning process moves into next phase
More than 250 faculty, staff and students provided feedback and volunteered to work on one of the seven themes during three town hall sessions March 11 for the 2030 Strategic Plan.
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Porcadilla, Oke-Thomas to lead SGA in 2019-20
JayJay Porcadilla and Philip Oke-Thomas were elected as president and vice president, respectively, in the spring 2019 Student Government Association elections. (More)
Department of Teaching and Learning celebrate new facilities in University Hall
he College of Education’s Department of Teaching and Learning celebrated the move into renovated facilities at University Hall with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours Feb. 21. (More)
#SafetyTipTuesday focuses on campus roundabouts in latest video
The UCCS campus features four roundabouts, and Sgt. Lisa Dipzinski of the UCCS Police helps drivers navigate roundabouts in the department’s new #SafetyTipTuesday video posted on social media March 12. (More)
Six graduate programs rank among nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report
The part-time MBA program remained in the top 100 and the graduate program in the College of Education moved up 26 spots in the latest U.S. News & World Report graduate rankings released March 12. (More)
Copus’ magnetic rogue waves presentation leads to three-minute thesis success
Matthew Copus, a doctoral student in applied science for physics, successfully condensed his work on magnetic rogue waves into three minutes and won the top prize in the 2019 Mountain Lion Grad Slam 3MT competition. (More)
Local chef Brother Luck to talk about TV cooking for March 17 Prologue series
Brother Luck, the chef and owner of two Colorado Springs restaurants and a frequent competitor on reality cooking shows, will talk about his experience in the world of television cooking as the featured guest for a March 17 Prologue event. (More)