Noelle is one of the first patients that nursing students meet in their studies at the Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences. A woman of average height, weight, complexion and hairstyle, Noelle has a (More)
Dozens of precast concrete panels that will eventually form the Echo and Copper additions to the Summit Village housing complex were lifted into place Thursday. See a day’s work in a one minute video prepared (More)
There’s little argument that the UCCS campus and its surroundings are beautiful. For any doubters, a new aerial view of the campus is a must-see. Shot by Aerial Imaging Productions, Denver, using small, remote controlled (More)
Thirteen new staff members joined UCCS in October. Their names, title, department and start dates follow. Julia Neville, sexual harassment and discrimination officers, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance, Oct. 1. Charles (More)
Any parent of a teenager can appreciate the daily challenges that Ralph Giese, director, Resident Life and Housing, faces. But imagine being responsible for the 900 young adults who call UCCS home and appreciation quickly (More)
CU President Bruce Benson and UCCS Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak complimented Gov. John Hickenlooper’s budget request and encouraged legislators to give consideration to his plan to boost funding for CU. On Thursday, the governor recommended a (More)
UCCS faculty and staff will have the chance to meet an entire human patient simulator family, each of whom has a different health issue, during a 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 8 open house (More)
Count Dracula did not make a surprise visit to at the annual campus blood drive Oct. 29-31 at the University Center. Instead, it was all business at the University Center as more than 200 faculty, (More)
The UCCS-based Colorado Geographic Alliance and the UCCS GeoClub will host GeoQuiz Night from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Nov. 15 at Clyde’s as part of national Geography Awareness Week Nov. 11-17. GeoQuiz Night will (More)
Donation forms for the Colorado Combined Campaign will soon arrive in faculty and staff mailboxes and should be taken seriously, according to campus campaign leaders. Tina Collins, executive assistant, Office of the Vice Chancellor for (More)
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