Five join UCCS in February
Five people accepted teaching and non-teaching positions at UCCS in February, according to the Department of Human Resources. (More)
Articles by Tom Hutton
UCCS researchers to share innovative secondary school curriculum
Using materials as simple as tape and index cards or as high-tech as a three-dimensional computerized printer, UCCS is working to create the next generation of engineers. (More)
UCCS Police reach out to Park County
When word of the death of an Park County Sheriff’s officer reached the UCCS Police Department Wednesday, campus officers in the department knew they needed to help. (More)
Weights give way to meeting rooms, restroom
Benches, free weights and sweat have been replaced by meeting rooms and a new restroom on the University Center’s third floor. (More)
Schwartz to be interim provost while search conducted
Terry Schwartz, acting provost and associate vice chancellor, Academic Affairs, will become interim provost effective March 1. (More)
Photo feature: Public Safety honored
Members of the CU Board of Regents, CU President Bruce Benson and UCCS leaders honored civilian employees and sworn police officers of the Department of Public Safety during a Feb. 19 breakfast. The mostly informal (More)
Forum offers peek into North Nevada future
The newest addition to North Nevada Avenue on the western edge of campus will be a 72,000-square-foot Sports Medicine and Performance Center. (More)
Theater aims to change stereotypes
A UCCS children’s theater course with a focus on intergenerational relationships is helping change stereotypes of older adults. (More)
Recreation and Wellness Center almost ready for big reveal
Contractors are busily adding trim, touching up walls and completing final details in preparation for the Feb. 29 grand opening of the $16.3 million transformation of the campus Recreation Center to a Recreation and Wellness Center. (More)
UCCS programs named partners in national network to grow STEM teaching force
100Kin10, a national network coordinating and accelerating efforts to bring 100,000 new excellent science, technology, engineering, and math teachers into elementary and secondary schools by 2021, announced two UCCS-based programs as new partners Feb. 17. (More)