Tickets for the Oct. 15 gubernatorial debate at UCCS are moving quickly with almost half of the university’s allotted 250 general admission seats gone Thursday afternoon. Megan Bell, director, University Center, said students seemed excited (More)
The UCCS School of Public Affairs, through its revitalized Center for Homeland Security, will host, education, military and government leaders in discussions about how to protect U.S. infrastructure and how agencies can work better together. (More)
With the holiday season underway for many faiths, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion is reminding the campus community to be respectful of differing faiths and viewpoints. Kee Warner, associate vice chancellor, Office of Diversity (More)
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak, Provost Mary Coussons-Read and vice chancellors Susan Szpyrka, Homer Wesley and Martin Wood will provide a campus update during a 1 p.m. Oct. 14 Chancellor’s All-Campus forum. Titled “Students, Faculty and Staff: (More)
Fourteen people accepted non-teaching positions at UCCS in September, according to the Department of Human Resources. Their names, titles, departments and start dates follow Adam Alexander, shuttle driver, Police Department, Sept. 1 Cynthia Allen, psychiatric (More)
The Colorado Springs Cool Science Festival will have a series of events at UCCS Oct. 11. The UCCS events will run from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at locations throughout campus. More than 70-hands-on science (More)
The relatively robust Colorado economy is attributed to innovation and entrepreneurship, activities that both create jobs and lessen dependence on a few large employers. But what must southern Colorado do to be part of this (More)
With the general election just over a month away and with campaigns hitting a fever pitch, Jennifer George, associate university counsel, recently provided a reminder regarding political campaign-related activity and expression. “The Colorado Fair Campaign (More)
Finding a pre-packaged plastic bottle of water on campus this fall is not as easy as it used to be. Pre-packaged water is no longer sold on campus, part of a campus-wide initiative to “Take (More)
Three Colorado Springs newspapers will join with UCCS to host an Oct. 15 debate between Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and his Republican challenger, former U.S. Rep. Bob Beauprez. The Gazette, the Colorado Springs Independent and (More)
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