Giving Tuesday reminds campus of role of private support
As part of national “Giving Tuesday,” University Advancement will sponsor a breakfast beginning at 7:30 a.m. Dec. 1 in Clyde’s in the University Center. (More)
Articles by Tom Hutton
Video feature: International education week
A Chinese dragon, students carrying home country flags and drums began international education week Nov. 16. (More)
Community Conversation set for Nov. 20
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak will host a community conversation at noon Nov. 20 in Dwire Hall Room 121. (More)
Frye named associate dean
Barbara Frye, associate professor, College of Education, will serve as associate dean of the college. (More)
Faculty get grants to improve teaching
Four UCCS faculty members recently received $500 grants to assist them in improving their classroom teaching. (More)
Photo feature: Snow day not a day off for everyone
While most UCCS faculty and staff enjoyed a day off Tuesday, crews from the Physical Plant Department worked diligently to get parking lots and sidewalks cleared of a heavy, wet end-of-fall snow. Using pickups and (More)
Emergency management updates weather notification processes
With forecasts for an early blast of winter weather this week, the Department of Public Safety provided guidance about campus operation during periods of bad weather. Generally, according to Brian McPike, chief of police, Department (More)
Four students named University Innovation Fellows
Four UCCS students were recently named University Innovation Fellows by the National Center for Engineering Pathways to Innovation. The UCCS students, all currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Innovation Program, were among 150 students representing (More)
Marchers sought for Festival of Lights Parade
Volunteers are needed to spread holiday cheer at the 31st annual Colorado Springs Festival of Lights Parade Dec. 5 in downtown Colorado Springs. Brad Bayer, executive director, Department of Student Life and Leadership, encouraged faculty, (More)
UCCS earns honors for military and veteran support
The University of Colorado Colorado Springs is one of the nation’s best schools for veterans and military students, according to a weekly newspaper devoted to providing news, information and analysis to military members and their (More)