Library seeks digital publishing input
Kraemer Family Library will host a forum on digital publishing from 9-10:30 a.m. March 29 in UC 302. The meeting will feature Andrew Wesolek, head of digital scholarship at Clemson University. (More)
Articles by Joanna Bean
Campus diversity summit is March 30
Registration remains open, with a few slots available, for the 2016 UCCS Diversity Summit, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. March 30 in Berger Hall. (More)
New doughnut crew adds treats to coffee shop shelves
Doughnuts are a new line of business for Dining and Hospitality Services. After buying the equipment and supplies, setting up the kitchen and hiring two students, fresh doughnuts started rolling out of the kitchen in January. (More)
UCCS takes global view at forum
UCCS has made significant strides in its internationalization efforts in recent years, but officials have even greater aspirations: more international students on campus, more students studying abroad, more support for faculty working in global and multicultural areas and a stronger culture of globalization across the campus. (More)
Student radio brings home hardware
A UCCS student was awarded top honorsfor a radio interview he did for the UCCS Radio internet station. (More)
“Antony and Cleopatra” will kick off 2016-17 Theatreworks season
“Antony and Cleopatra” will lead off the 2016-17 UCCS Theatreworks season, unveiled March 1 at a kick-off party at the Dusty Loo Bon Vivant Theater on the UCCS campus. (More)
Workshops, networking draw capacity crowd for women’s symposium at UCCS
More than 250 women from across the University of Colorado system took part in the two-day 14th annual CU Women Succeeding conference, this year at UCCS. The Feb. 25-26 event, called “Stages of a Career,” featured workshops, speakers and networking opportunities. (More)
Chancellor seeks regent input for strategic plan revisions
At the Feb. 19 CU Board of Regents meeting in Berger Hall, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak gave regents an update and overview of the university’s 2012-2020 Strategic Plan. (More)
UCCS proposes tuition and fee increase for 2016-17
Tuition and fees for University of Colorado Colorado Springs in-state undergraduate lower division students would increase by 4.62 percent in 2016-17 under a budget proposal the CU Board of Regents heard Feb. 19. (More)
Higher education cost is “Lunch and Learn” topic
Todd Saliman, vice president and chief financial officer, Office of the President, will talk about the cost of higher education at a March 4 “CU Lunch and Learn” event. (More)