Campus bookstore celebrates winter
The Bookstore will welcome winter with free food and beverages for faculty and staff and a sale on books from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 1. Children’s books are in stock with prices that (More)
Articles by Tom Hutton
Regents hear MCJ proposal, discuss transfer program
The members of the University of Colorado Board of Regents heard a proposal to add a Master of Criminal Justice to UCCS degree offerings and highlighted a community college transfer program Thursday. Meeting at Berger (More)
Holiday festivities scheduled
Faculty and staff should mark calendars in anticipation of annual campus holiday festivities on campus and in the community Dec. 4 and 7. At 4 p.m. Dec. 7 at Berger Hall, the annual Campus Appreciation (More)
Commencement scheduled for Dec. 17
An estimated 500 fall graduates will participate in commencement ceremonies scheduled for 2 p.m. Dec. 17 at the Colorado Springs World Arena, 3185 Venetucci Boulevard. Both undergraduate and graduate students will participate in the ceremony (More)
Students join president emeritus Brown in U.S. Capitol visit
Five UCCS students joined students from CU Boulder and Hank Brown, president emeritus, on a trip to the U.S. Capitol Building Nov. 11-13. The trip was part of Brown’s “Icons of the American Republic” class, (More)
Time running out on license plate discount
Twelve days remain for faculty, staff, students and alumni to save $25 when purchasing a UCCS-emblazoned vehicle license plate. By pre-ordering, faculty and staff can save regardless of license-renewal deadlines. (More)
Filmmaker Lloyd Kaufman to share movies, career
Lloyd Kaufman, president of Troma and creator of “The Toxic Avenger” will visit UCCS Nov. 18 and 19 to host screenings and to share his thoughts on independent film making. Sponsored by the Department of (More)
Faculty honored for contributions to local economy
Terry Boult, Michael Larson, and Jesse McClure were honored Monday by the Colorado Springs Regional Economic Development Corp. and Peak Venture Group. (More)
Morreale wins distinguished service award
Sherry Morreale, associate professor, Communication, received the Samuel L. Becker Distinguished Service Award from the National Communication Association (More)
Beth-El opens nutrition clinic to guide campus health
The 50-year-old man who visited the newest outreach efforts of the Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences had a specific goal in mind when he came to the Peak Nutrition Clinic at University Hall. (More)