Turning a Regret into an Accomplishment | Katie Pritchard
A regret motivated Katie Pritchard to pursue her college degree again, and this time she set her sights on making it happen. (More)
Articles by Tiyana Hardney Vela
Photo Feature: UCCS launches Colorado’s first Technical Communication and Information Design degree
On Oct. 11, UCCS celebrated the launch of its new Technical Communication and Information Design (TCID) degree. UCCS’ TCID degree is the first program of its kind in Colorado and one of only six standalone TCID programs in the nation. (More)
Opening up to new possibilities | Isaiah Watkins
Isaiah Watkins believes a UCCS degree is a stepping stone that helps you reach beyond your goals. (More)
Photo Feature: Lori Cohen Memorial Trail Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
On Oct. 1, the UCCS community celebrated the official opening of the Lori Cohen Memorial Trail, the first donor-funded and endowed trail on the UCCS campus. (More)
Finding a supportive community at UCCS | Karel Hernández Bandrich
Karel Hernández Bandrich always knew he wanted to go to college, and he set his sights on one with a strong reputation. What he didn’t expect was how rewarding his academic journey would be. (More)
Crafting a future in healthcare | Emily Aragon
Attending UCCS opened Emily Aragon’s eyes to a future in healthcare. It also showed her there are people she will never meet, yet who still want her to succeed. (More)
Pursuing his life goals | Nicholas Dindyal
For Nicholas Dindyal, attending college had to feel right. He needed the drive to pursue higher education and that drive simply was not there. He made the decision to enlist in the U.S. Army and after serving eight years, decided that he wanted something more. (More)
Combining a passion for business and computer science | Connor Clay
Connor Clay came to UCCS in 2019 with his declared major in computer security. As a kid he would spend hours looking through various computer settings to figure out what they did. (More)
Annual scholarship event to recognize Margaret Sabin and graduating scholars in hybrid celebration
The Karen Possehl Women’s Endowment Unstoppable Women’s event will feature a hybrid morning celebration combining a live in-person event at the Ent Center for the Arts, with a virtual component. (More)
Shifting Expectations | William Ross
William Ross wanted to play college basketball. He decided in eighth grade that basketball would be his golden ticket to college after hearing he could potentially get a full-ride athletic scholarship. (More)