The Gazette: GUEST COLUMN: UCCS collaborating for a better community
The Gazette published an op-ed by Chancellor Venkat Reddy on the collaboration between UCCS and the community. (More)
Articles by University Communications
Death Investigator Brings Lectures to Life | Janna Dahl ’14
Janna Dahl never expected to earn a bachelor’s degree, let alone graduate summa cum laude from UCCS and pursue a career as a death investigator. Yet she did just that. She got there – as she’ll tell you over and over again – through the power of relationships. (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: October 2020
Supreme grace under pressure, support for UCCS’ first virtual career fair and staff who bring their A-game: Communique celebrates Clyde’s Kudos sent to over 80 individuals in October 2020. (More)
Protecting, serving and learning | Adrian Vasquez ’17
Following in the footsteps of his father, a Colorado State Trooper, Adrian Vasquez knew he had a penchant for public service. (More)
When, how and what’s the impact when UCCS closes for winter weather
With forecasts calling for snowfall this weekend, UCCS is reminding its campus community about how a winter closure is decided, when those decisions are typically made and the communication channels that are used to relay (More)
Representing culture through art | Shanah Leaf ’18
Ever since Shanah Leaf ’18 was a child, she has been drawing and painting with the hopes of becoming a renowned artist one day. (More)
Breathing life into hit TV shows | Andrew Carter ’18
Andrew Carter ’18 has loved cinema ever since he was a child. But it wasn’t until he transferred to UCCS that he realized making movie magic could be his career. (More)
Call for nominations open as Provost search begins recruitment
Individuals are encouraged to apply or nominate potential candidates in the open search for the next Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at UCCS. (More)
Chancellor Reddy on proposed Homeland Security rule change for international students and scholars
Chancellor Venkat Reddy issued a statement to the campus community against a proposed rule change from the Department of Homeland Security that could impact international students and scholars. (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: September 2020
A manager who has shown steady leadership in a tough time, a coworker who is always down for a brainstorming session and a colleague who lights up the darkest of spaces: Communique celebrates Clyde’s Kudos sent to over 75 individuals in September 2020. (More)