New CU website resource makes it easy to update personal information
The “update your name and demographics” webpage provides clear directions to update your legal name, preferred first name, gender identity, disability status and more. (More)
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Holiday resources for students
As the days get colder and we approach another holiday season, it’s important to know what resources are available to help reduce costs during an expensive time of year. (More)
UCCS offers options, guidelines for making 2024 year-end gifts
As 2024 comes to a close, UCCS Development provides multiple options for donors who plan to make year-end contributions. (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: November 2024
Communique celebrates seven Clyde’s Kudos sent to individuals and teams in November 2024. (More)
Twelve join UCCS in November 2024
Twelve people began work at UCCS in November 2024, according to the Office of Human Resources. Welcome, new Mountain Lions! (More)
Accessibility routes, all-gender restrooms and lactation spaces on campus
In continuing efforts to foster an affirming and inclusive environment, UCCS is committed to providing accessible routes, all-gender restrooms and lactation rooms throughout campus. (More)
Meet the UCCS Vice Chancellor for Inclusive Strategy and Chief of Staff Finalists
The university will be hosting three finalists for the Vice Chancellor for Inclusive Strategy and Chief of Staff position on campus the week of Dec. 9. (More)
UCCS remembers Club Q
On November 19, 2022, our Colorado Springs and campus community experienced a violent tragedy at the Club Q Nightclub. The event has had a continued impact on our community, especially our LGBTQ+ students, staff, and faculty. (More)
2024 State of UCCS Community Update
Chancellor Sobanet, Interim Dean Joe Wehrman, and Ben Kwitek, Director of Innovation, welcomed over 200 members of the community to hear an update on UCCS. (More)
University of Colorado system powers $11.6 billion in economic impact across state
The University of Colorado system generated an economic impact of $11.6 billion across the state last year, significant dividends of the four CU campuses delivering exceptional teaching, research, community engagement and health care. (More)