Making Her Passions a Career | Kristy Esquibel
UCCS was a destination for Kristy Esquibel – a destination that allowed her to achieve more after obtaining not one but two degrees. (More)
Articles by Tiyana Hardney Vela
KPWE scholarship fundraiser to recognize Susan Edmonson, graduating scholars
The annual fundraiser and celebration for the Karen Possehl Women’s Endowment scholarship, the Unstoppable Women’s Event, will be hosted at the Ent Center for the Arts at UCCS on Monday, May 15 from 5 to 7 p.m. (More)
UCCS offers options, guidelines for making 2022 year-end gifts
As 2022 ends, the Office of Development at UCCS provides multiple options for donors who plan to make year-end contributions. (More)
The Pigage Natural History Museum preserves a legacy and expands education
The university’s most unusual hidden treasure on the UCCS campus might be the Pigage Natural History Museum and Wildlife Lab located in Osborne. (More)
An equity-focused leader and educator | Sandy Ho ’09, M.A. ’10, Ph.D. ’16
Sandy Ho, PhD, knows what it means to have a community of peers rooting for you – and they discovered that they could create that community for others. (More)
Ready to uplift his community through financial literacy | Geoff Kelly
Basketball gave Geoff Kelly access to higher education, but a master’s degree will be his ultimate achievement. (More)
Olympic dreams, college and a life fulfilled | Hillary Wolf Saba ’01
Hillary Wolf Saba’s desires included a combination of medaling at the Games, obtaining her bachelor’s degree and, at one point in time, having a fulfilling acting career. (More)
Gaining perspective from a new season of life | Spencer Pirzadeh
Spencer Pirzadeh started college as a 21-year-old freshman and, while he thought he would feel out of place being older and beginning school, he felt at home on the UCCS campus. (More)
Photo Feature: A Toast to Allen Schoffstall
Allen Schoffstall, a UCCS chemistry professor, was recognized on June 9 at the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center during a celebration of the chemistry department and a toast to Schoffstall for his 55-plus years of teaching at UCCS. (More)
An education fueled by generosity | Trey Boger
For Trey Boger, finances were the main barrier standing in his way of attending college, but he received two UCCS scholarships that helped him remove that barrier. (More)