Forum highlights role of private support, updates for Ent Center, Hybl building
Explanations of how UCCS is assisted by donors and partnerships with external organizations dominated an April 19 Chancellor’s All-Campus Forum.
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Articles by Tom Hutton
Ethics survey on way to faculty and staff
UCCS faculty and staff will have an opportunity to share views on campus ethics and regulatory compliance in a brief, confidential survey beginning April 17. (More)
Chancellor search moves forward
A 15-member committee assisting CU President Bruce Benson in the search for a new UCCS chancellor will interview candidates the week of April 10 in anticipation of chancellor finalists visiting campus the week of April (More)
Spring storm stops campus
A late spring storm dropped between six and eight inches of wet, heavy snow on UCCS April 3 and 4, closing campus and giving most faculty and staff a day of administrative leave. (More)
Photo Feature: Spring storm slows campus
A spring storm dropped up to six inches of wet, heavy snow on campus March 24, delaying classes and events until noon. (More)
Wanted: Old timers and their stories
The Department of Communication is seeking nominations of older adults to participate in an intergenerational studies project. (More)
U.S. News rankings reflect outstanding research, teaching at UCCS
Graduate programs in nursing, business and engineering at UCCS are among the nation’s best, according to just-released lists of graduate programs compiled by “U.S. News & World Report,” which annually highlights the best in research and teaching across the country. (More)
Campus earns reaccreditation
UCCS received a full 10-year reaccreditation from the Higher Learning Commission March 6 with no interim monitoring or conditions. (More)
Regent: Be a pest, get active in supporting CU
Women CU leaders were encouraged to be involved in their university, community or church and to spread the word about the importance of CU during a March 3 CU Women Succeeding Symposium at UCCS. (More)
Reynolds announces retirement; search to begin soon
Gary Reynolds, 67, plans to retire from UCCS in January 2018, about the time the $70 million arts complex is finished, concluding a 45-year professional career, 36 of which have been in higher education construction and facilities management.
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