KOAA: UCCS will move to remote learning after Thanksgiving break
KOAA reported on the decision to move classes remote after the Thanksgiving break. (More)
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KKTV: UCCS will move most classes to online learning after Thanksgiving
KKTV reported on the decision to move classes remote after the Thanksgiving break. (More)
Learn more about the UCCS app Nov. 3 with OIT Bytes
Now, more than ever, users depend on apps and online tools to stay on track and organized. However, keeping up with all the various platforms, apps, and websites we need can be a chore. Not (More)
The Gazette: Colorado Springs theater company to stream timely politically-themed production
The Gazette profiled a streaming production of “House Arrest” by Theatreworks. (More)
Women’s cross country finishes fifth at RMAC championship meet
The UCCS women’s team took fifth place as a team at the RMAC Cross Country Championship meet Saturday morning at Monument Valley Park. (More)
Men’s cross country earns bid to DII National Invite with sixth place finish at RMAC Championship
The UCCS men’s cross country team finished 6th in the RMAC Cross Country Championships on Saturday morning at Monument Valley Park. (More)
Public Radio International: Stateless Palestinian becomes Spanish citizen after proving Sephardic origin
Public Radio International interviewed Roger Martínez-Dávila, an associate professor of history, and how a person’s history helped her secure a Spanish passport. (More)
Colorado Springs Business Journal: Opinion: Working together for a resilient, ethical future
The Colorado Springs Business Journal published a column by Karen Markel, dean of the College of Business, about the partnership between the college and community to build for the future. (More)
The Pueblo Chieftain: Hatton takes arts center post
The Pueblo Chieftain featured graduate student Margo Hatton in her new role as marketing and development director at the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center. (More)
KOAA: “The Windmill Project” art exhibit installed at UCCS
KOAA interviewed Daisy McGowan, director and chief curator of the Galleries of Contemporary Art, on the new installation of “The Windmill Project” beneath Pulpit Rock. (More)