WASHINGTON, D.C. – Two U.S. senators and three U.S. representatives introduced legislation this week that could expand a program that helps members of the armed forces become K-12 teachers. Troops to Teachers, which has regional (More)
A new UCCS promotional campaign is hitting the airwaves, local newspapers and the hands of prospective students. (More)
The twelve black and white Specialized 24-speed mountain bikes at the Campus Recreation Center are new and shiny. But organizers of a new UCCS Bike Share program hope they won’t stay squeaky clean for long. (More)
It was a wistful John Warner, one of the nation’s foremost politicians and Washington pugilists, who visited UCCS Tuesday to talk about climate change and the importance of making it a national priority. (More)
Red carpet and chocolate greeted faculty members who submitted a record number of sponsored research proposals last year in Tuesday festivities at the Lodge. (More)
About 200 faculty, staff and students attended the 37th Annual Fall Staff Breakfast on the University Center upper plaza Sept. 3. (More)
An enthusiastic group of UCCS students decided that it wasn’t necessary to have a football team to have a tailgate party (More)
While official enrollment figures are more than a week away, the number of on-campus residents remains strong and points to continued enrollment growth. (More)
Undergraduate engineering at UCCS is among the best in the nation and the quality of all programs make the campus among the best public universities in the Western United States, according to the editors of U.S. News and World Report. (More)
Facilities services landscaping crews got about 50 pairs of helping hands July 11 in creating the first-ever west lawn of UCCS. (More)
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