In Memory: John “Ivan” Kostin
Memorial services for John “Ivan” Kostin, 22, a junior at UCCS, will be held at 1 p.m., Friday, Dec. 7 at The Springs Funeral Services, 6575 Oakwood Blvd, Colorado Springs, Colorado. (More)
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Financial aid launches new scholarship management system
Starting in December, faculty, staff and students will use the Blackbaud Award Management system to apply, select and award scholarships for the 2019-20 academic year. (More)
How and when UCCS closes for winter weather
With the delayed start on Nov. 12, UCCS employees and students have already learned how weather information is communicated across campus. But how and when that decision is made, and what it means, can sometimes create additional questions that are addressed here. (More)
Employees to receive full week off for winter break starting in 2019
Beginning December 2019, all UCCS employees will be able to enjoy a full week with family and friends as UCCS implements a complete campus closure in the final week of the calendar year. (More)
Pay parking tickets through Food for Fines Nov. 12-16
Unpaid parking citations accumulated from the start of the fall semester through Nov. 9 can be paid using Food for Fines during the week of Nov. 12-16. (More)
Shuttle stop for free lots to move to Lot 580 Nov. 19
As preparation work for construction begins on the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center, UCCS will move the shuttle stop servicing the 500 series lots to lot 580 effective Nov. 19. (More)
Verner promoted to director of communications
Jared Verner will lead the efforts to share the success of the faculty, staff and students at UCCS as the new director of communications. (More)
Chancellor Reddy: We Stand United
Several events in the last two weeks continue to highlight divisions among us as a nation. But I believe the strength of UCCS is rooted in our respect and compassion for one another. (More)
Parking advisory for 500 series lots on Oct. 4
The 22nd UCCS Economic Forum will take place at the Ent Center for the Arts Oct. 4. Approximately 600 people are expected to attend, and campus community members can expect to see more traffic in the area on the west campus. (More)
Dassanowsky publishes book on 1930s Austrian films and the counter-Nazi deal between Vienna and Hollywood
Robert von Dassanowsky published “Screening Transcendence: Film under Austrofascism and the Hollywood Hope 1933-1938,” based on more than a decade of research on the cinematic politics of between Vienna, Berlin and Hollywood during the 1930s. (More)