Rhonda A. Miller, manager, Global Ethics Education and Training at Eaton Corporation, Cleveland, will speak March 15 about the ethical challenges individuals face as part of a large multi-national corporation, as well as the importance of a corporate culture that makes doing business right a priority. (More)
Bernard has got a great thing going. He’s a successful architect at home in Paris, 1965, with his three fiancées, just not at the same time. Each fiancée is an air hostess, so Bernard can (More)
A public reception for a new exhibit at the Gallery of Contemporary Art will be 5-8 p.m. Nov. 4 at GOCA1420 on campus and 6-9 p.m. Nov. 5 at GOCA 121 at 121 S. Tejon. (More)
A recently completed $500,000 private fundraising campaign will ensure a legacy of literacy established by Barbara Swaby, professor, Education, continues in perpetuity. CU Foundation officials announced the milestone of creating the first endowed professorship in (More)
Ben Franklin has Theatreworks tea party What happens when our best-loved founding father is miraculously teleported into a 21st century television studio to face questions from an aggressive group of lively panelists? There are questions (More)
Three milestones in a CU System-wide project to upgrade, replace and expand student information systems were recently reached. Updates will regularly appear in Communique. Recent milestones include: In early August, the project went live with (More)
The Transportation Services division of the UCCS Department of Public Safety recognized its 1 millionth shuttle bus passenger Tuesday. (More)
Join the Athletic Department at the annual Evening with the Mountain Lions Silent Auction and Dinner, starting at 5:30 p.m., Oct. 11, University Center Gymnasium. Individual tickets are available for $20 and tables seating eight are $150. For more information or to RSVP please contact Nathan Gibson (More)
University Police invite the campus to join them for the eighth annual “Cops and Coffee,” from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m., Sept. 30, University Center , room 116. (More)
A giant National Geographic map arrived in Colorado Springs this week to assist in improving understanding of the physical characteristics, history, and varied cultures of North America. (More)
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