In Memory: Gerald Broce
A campus plaque dedication for Gerald L. Broce, associate professor emeritus, Department of Anthropology, is scheduled for 3 p.m. Sept. 9 on the first floor of Centennial Hall. Professor Broce died March 15, 2011 at (More)
Articles by Tom Hutton
Bird’s-eye view
UCCS Mountain Lions supporter and local restaurateur Derek Cohn recently shared this view of the campus from the bombardier’s seat of a WWII-era Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress. “I flew in a WWII B-17 a few (More)
Save the date: Sept. 12 artifact display dedication
As contractors prepared a concrete mounting base near the northeast corner of the Osborne Center for Science & Engineering this week, campus leaders called on the UCCS community to attend an 8 a.m. Sept. 12 (More)
New strategic planning efforts to begin fall semester
The first forum for the fall semester will be devoted to explaining the strategic planning process that UCCS will undergo the next several months. Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak will lead the forum and will outline plans (More)
September to bring bike challenge
For those hankering for some cycling after watching the USA Pro Cycling Challenge roll through Colorado Springs, the Office of Sustainability is organizing the first annual UCCS Bike Month Challenge. From Sept. 1 to Sept. (More)
Campus selected for diversity and internationalization initiative
UCCS will join a prestigious American Council on Education project funded by the Henry Luce Foundation to promote collaboration between internationalization and diversity education initiatives on college and university campuses. “Colorado Springs is a globally (More)
Portion of TRW transitions to Colorado Springs Expo Center
More than 65,000 square feet of former Cold War defense manufacturing space is nearly ready to become a home for events ranging from home shows to RV displays. Next month, a $3 million project to (More)
In Memory: Seyhan Dwelis
Graveside services are scheduled for 11 a.m. Aug. 26 at Evergreen Cemetery, 1005 S. Hancock, for Seyhan Dwelis, 66, a senior instructor in the Department of Anthropology. Dwelis died Aug. 18 at Pikes Peak Hospice (More)
Freshman bring enthusiasm and boxes
The SUV’s, vans and pickups of UCCS freshmen and their families were lined up Tuesday morning as the newest members of the campus community moved into university housing. Greeted by the Office of Residence Life (More)
Some classified staff can choose between employment systems
A new state law that focuses on efficiencies for higher education will allow some UCCS classified staff members to move to exempt professional staff positions, university officials explained at an Aug. 12 forum for classified (More)