Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak will provide a strategic planning update, and Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance Brian Burnett will update faculty and staff on the 2012 campus budget, at an 11 a.m. Nov. 4 all-campus (More)
The state of higher education in El Paso County will be the subject of a Nov. 30 luncheon of community leaders. The UCCS Center for the Study of Government and the Individual is sponsoring the (More)
The Heller Center for Arts & Humanities earned a civic restoration award Oct. 26 from the Historic Preservation Alliance of Colorado Springs. Recognized at the 10th annual awards gala at Bemis Hall on the Colorado (More)
The nation’s first sports/outdoors business plan competition attracted interest from across the country and several potential new businesses that would be a perfect fit in the Pikes Peak region, according to UCCS event organizers. Tom (More)
Citing growth in the auxiliary enterprises at UCCS, three personnel changes will take effect Nov. 1. The changes were announced by Susan Szpyrka, senior associate vice chancellor, Administration and Finance. The changes include: Jeff Davis, (More)
With 12 new degree programs, a 22 percent enrollment increase, and six new or renovated state-of-the-art buildings, UCCS has accomplished most of the goals set in a 2007-2012 strategic plan, UCCS leaders said during an (More)
The readers of the Colorado Springs Independent named UCCS as the top “higher ed for the money” in the newspaper’s 2011 Best of Colorado Springs edition published Oct. 20. In categories ranging from best bank (More)
UCCS student-athletes will host a Halloween Boo-zar from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 25 in Berger Hall. Children of faculty and staff members, as well as children of students and from the community, are invited (More)
UCCS will honor military service members killed in Afghanistan and Iraq during on-campus Veterans Day ceremonies. Beginning at 7 a.m., Nov. 11, UCCS will participate in the national Remembrance Day National Roll Call. At more (More)
Robert von Dassanowsky, professor, Department of Languages and Cultures, and Department of Visual and Performing Arts, recently co-edited “The Nameable and the Unnameable: Hofmannsthal’s ‘Der Schwierige’ Revisited” published by Iudicium, Munich. The collection presents an (More)
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