UCCS Police drill for active shooter
The drill started with a call from dispatch at 7:45 a.m. March 27. (More)
Articles by Jared Verner
Three College of Education faculty present at international conference
Rhonda Williams, Julaine Field, and Cindy Zomcheck, presented at the International School Counselor Association Annual Conference March 1-3 in Bangkok, Thailand. (More)
Computer science faculty among research leaders at national level
Faculty within the Department of Computer Science in the College of Engineering and Applied Science rank among the national leaders in their respective fields for research accepted into the top conferences based on csrankings.org. (More)
CU Regents to meet at UCCS April 5-6
The nine members of the University of Colorado Board of Regents will meet at UCCS April 5-6 in Berger Hall. (More)
“Peer Gynt,” 2018 student show, opens April 5
The Visual and Performing Arts Department will present “Peer Gynt,” the Norwegian poem-play by Henrik Ibsen, as the 2017-18 student production April 5-15 at the Ent Center for the Arts. (More)
Gallogly (BA ’74) named president at University of Oklahoma
Jim Gallogly, a 1974 alumnus of UCCS and major benefactor to the university, will be the next president at the University of Oklahoma. (More)
Nursing students donate 179 bears to hospital patients
After months of fundraising and building, members of the Beth-El Student Nurses’ Association started delivering custom bears to children at local hospitals. (More)
Six faculty members receive Compass Curriculum Course Development Grant
Six courses within three colleges were selected for stipend awards to address specific needs in their areas through the Compass Curriculum Course Development Grant. (More)
Pedestrian safety discussion inspires ideas
Flashing signs, longer left-turn signals, bridges, underpasses, fencing, education and enforcement were all listed as solutions to enhance pedestrian safety on Austin Bluffs Parkway. (More)
Faculty celebrated at campus reception
Chancellor Venkat Reddy, Provost Tom Christensen and Associate Vice Chancellor for Research Kelli Klebe showed their appreciation for the work of faculty at a campus reception March 14 in Berger Hall. (More)