The National Math and Science Initiative will announce Wednesday that grants from entrepreneur and philanthropist Lyda Hill of Colorado Springs and Dallas will establish a new UTeach program at UCCS. The UCCSTeach program is the (More)
The music program in the Department of Visual and Performing Arts recently completed a partnership agreement with the Colorado Springs Conservatory to connect high school students with college-level music ensembles and instruction. Select high school (More)
The University Center Ballroom will be named in honor of a longtime behind-the-scenes UCCS benefactor in Sept. 14 ceremonies. The ballroom will be named Berger Hall in recognition of James C. Berger, a principal in (More)
An exhibit tracing the history of UCCS athletic mascots and campus spirit symbols recently opened on the third floor of the Kraemer Family Library. The Archives Department in the Kraemer Family Library assembled an exhibit (More)
Six new staff members joined UCCS in August. They are: Natalie Skaggs, accounting technician, Bookstore, effective Aug. 9. Kimberly Hiebert, information technology coordinator, Mountain West Troops to Teachers, College of Education, effective Aug. 1. William (More)
The Procurement Service Center is planning an event to showcase new products offered by authorized CU vendors and for faculty and staff to ask questions about procurement policies and procedures. The event is 10 a.m. (More)
It takes an estimated 40,000 student contacts to get 15,000 responses that move through application, acceptance and enrollment of a UCCS freshman class of 1,100 to 1,200 students, according to Homer Wesley, vice chancellor for (More)
Kee Warner, associate vice chancellor for diversity and inclusiveness for UCCS, will be the grand marshal for the 44th Annual Fiesta Day Parade Sept. 5 in Pueblo. Warner will lead the 2010 Fiesta Day queen (More)
A retired U.S. Army lieutenant general will lead grant and contract development for the National Institute of Science, Space and Security Centers at UCCS. Retired Army Lt. General Edward G Anderson III, currently a member (More)
In a scene reminiscent of large city transportation hubs, the muted tones of classic violin wafted through campus Wednesday. A retaining wall between Engineering and Applied Science and the University Center hid Cory Hodges, a (More)
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