An Oct. 26 and 27 campus blood drive resulted in 207 pints donated to Memorial Hospital’s blood bank, according to drive co-organizer Julie Brewster, controller, Resource Management. The two-day total was the largest in campus (More)
The nine-member CU Board of Regents will conduct its regular meeting Nov. 18-19 at Berger Hall in the University Center. The regents are the elected governing board for CU. Its meetings are open to the public and will be attended by members of all three CU campuses. (More)
It’s easy being green.
Beginning this month, UCCS departments are strongly encouraged to use paper that has at least 30 percent recycled content. The request comes as UCCS tries to achieve its own sustainability goals as well as comply with Governor Bill Ritter’s Greening of State Government executive order. (More)
Thursday morning brought a chill as faculty, staff and students recognized America’s veterans with a formal presentation of U.S., Colorado and POW-MIA flags by the UCCS ROTC unit. They also heard a powerful rendition of (More)
UCCS in the headlines from the second week of November. Includes articles and stories from The Denver Post, The Colorado Springs Gazette, KKTV and more. The Denver Post wrote about area high school athletes and (More)
Deborah Kenny, associate dean, Beth-El College of Nursing, will be inducted as a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing during the academy’s annual meeting and conference Nov. 13 in Washington. She was one of (More)
Kaiser-Permanente subscribers received a bonus this week that could ward off the sniffles, sneezes and other unpleasant symptoms of the flu. In a letter to Kaiser-Permanente subscribers, the insurance provider most used by UCCS faculty (More)
The presentation at the UCCS Staff Council meeting Nov. 12 made some of the staff blue, but not unhappy. Kim Hennessy, director, Human Resources Compliance, shared a method of improving communication, featuring a communication theory (More)
UCCS will collaborate with CU Boulder in a molecular biotechnology initiative, campus leaders announced during a Friday forum highlighting strategic initiatives. The Colorado Initiative for Molecular Biology, led by Thomas Cech, Nobel laureate and distinguished (More)
A procession of fire, police and military vehicles will carry a piece of one of the most tragic events in U.S. history from UCCS to the Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station Nov. 19. A rusty, (More)
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