4 steps to practice wellness every day
In a guest column, Katie Gordon, wellness promotion manager, shares how to weave wellness activities into your daily life. (More)
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KOAA: Colorado voters supporting a national popular vote
KOAA interviewed Josh Dunn, chair and professor of political science, on some of the potential challenges of the National Popular Vote Compact after the Colorado elections. (More)
Colorado Public Radio’s Colorado Matters: Analyzing Colorado’s 2020 Vote
Colorado Public Radio’s Colorado Matters interviewed Sara Hagedorn, assistant professor of political science, on the results of the 2020 general election in Colorado. (More)
KOAA: Young voters making voices heard in Colorado
KOAA talked to two students, AJ Bailey and Ray Reyes, about voting in the 2020 general election. (More)
Behind the Springs Podcast: Episode 41 – Let’s talk about GRIT
The Behind the Springs Podcast featured Chip Benight, executive director of the National Institute for Human Resilience, about the free GRIT program for building and maintaining resilience during the pandemic. (More)
The Gazette: For some Halloween lovers, working at haunted houses turns into finding a family
The Gazette profiled Shannon Cornuke, a sociology student, about her recovery from Lyme disease and her support working at a local haunted house. (More)
The Gazette: Colorado Springs man taps into family’s small business roots | Young Professional : Mehal Jivan
The Gazette profiled Mehal Jivan, a 2017 alumnus, in a series on Colorado Springs young professionals. (More)
Theatreworks and UCCS dramaturgy students present “Elections at Altitude”
While Theatreworks has been rehearsing the streaming production of “House Arrest,” a group of UCCS dramaturgy students worked to replicate Anna Deavere Smith’s process here in Colorado Springs. (More)
CU develops first systemwide Lands Acknowledgement Statement
The University of Colorado has its first systemwide statement acknowledging that the lands where the four campuses are located were originally home to Indigenous peoples. (More)
KXRM: UCCS to move most classes remote after Thanksgiving
KXRM reported on the decision to move classes remote after the Thanksgiving break. (More)