PIPs started at CU Boulder, where it saw success in encouraging students to take more positive and sustainable changes in their life. UCCS adopted the program and launched it through the Office of Sustainability, largely through the work of one student employee: Ryan Maikell. (More)
Being a mom isn’t easy. Being a single mom isn’t easy. But what about being a single mom of three, pursuing a master’s degree, implementing a campus-wide carpooling program, and tutoring college-level statistics several times a week? Yeah, it still isn’t easy. But that’s exactly what graduate student Vanessa Obetz does here at UCCS. (More)
This month we’re highlighting a 2019 UCCS graduate reflecting on his time with Dining and Hospitality Services (DHS) and at UCCS in general: Will Riden. (More)
With ballots appearing in mail boxes across Colorado in October ahead of the November 2019 coordinated elections, Jennifer George, senior associate university counsel, recently provided a reminder regarding political campaign-related activity and expression. A variety (More)
Beginning December 2019, all UCCS employees will be able to enjoy an extended period with family and friends as UCCS implements a complete campus closure from Dec. 24, 2019 through Jan. 1, 2020. (More)
Those interested in learning self-defense are invited to attend ‘Never a Victim’ class on campus through the UCCS Police Department. (More)
Two years ago, at 19 years old, Gwendolynn de Graaf packed up her bags and moved to Colorado Springs. She moved out here alone and with no friends or relatives in the area, completely independent. A big move, for someone so young, and surely not an easy one to make, so what brought de Graaf to Colorado? Her passion for figure skating. (More)
Top piano students and piano lover’s alike will have an opportunity play and photograph Vladimir Horowitz’s historic Concert Grand Steinway piano when it visits the Ent Center for the Arts. (More)
CU’s Tuition Assistance Benefit provides eligible employees with tuition for up to nine credit hours per academic year (fall through summer). (More)
Parking permits remain the same cost as last year and are now available for reservation and purchase online for the 2019-20 academic year. (More)
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