UCCS welcomes new students in annual convocation
Campus leaders welcomed nearly 2,000 freshmen in the official start of the collegiate careers August 15. (More)
Articles by Jared Verner
Exercise allows officers and staff to test active shooter response
As training takes place across campus for the fall semester, the professional and student staff at the Gallogly Recreation and Wellness Center put what they learned into action with a simulated active shooter in coordination with the UCCS Police Department.
(More)
Mountain Lions collect eight team academic awards
Eight UCCS athletic teams earned recognition for the collective academic achievements of their student-athletes in a series of awards announced in summer 2018. (More)
Parking and traffic advisory for August 14 during student move-in
More than one thousand members of the Class of 2022 will arrive in trucks, SUVs and trailers August 14 to move into their new homes in Summit Village and the Village at Alpine Valley. (More)
Lowans to talk Shakespeare, Theatreworks vision in opening Prologue event
Caitlin Lowans, the new artistic director of Theatreworks, will discuss Shakespeare in the community and her vision for the regional company as the featured scholar in the first Prologue series of the 2018-19 season. (More)
DOJ technology grant means faster response times for UCCS police officers
A grant from the U.S. Department of Justice will mean UCCS police officers can spend more time on patrol and less time at their desk. (More)
15 join UCCS in July
Fifteen people accepted non-teaching positions at UCCS in July 2018, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
July in Photos
Here’s a look at some of the favorite images from University Communications and Media Relations from July 2018 – including campus landscape, profiles, events, and more. (More)
Students can ride Mountain Metro buses for free starting August 13
UCCS students will have a free option to commute to campus, or anywhere else in the city, through the College Pass Program by the City of Colorado Springs’ Mountain Metro Transit system. (More)
Khan presents at Advanced Climate Policy Camp
Farida Khan, associate professor and chair, Department of Economics, led the session “The Effect of Climate Change on Developing Countries” at the Advanced Climate Policy Camp June 6-8 at American University in Washington, D.C. (More)