Colorado Springs Business Journal: Open house looks at new transit for N. Nevada Avenue
The Colorado Springs Business Journal reported on an opportunity for public input on transit between UCCS and downtown. (More)
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UCCS’ comeback thwarted by MSU Denver as it falls 59-66
After fighting back from a large second half deficit, the UCCS men’s basketball team came up short against MSU Denver, 59-66. (More)
Mountain Lions lose second weekend match-up against Roadrunners
The UCCS women’s basketball team had another tough loss against MSU Denver Saturday, 55-67. (More)
Mountain Lions back in the win column with a win over Chadron State, 89-79
The UCCS men’s basketball team got back in the win column as it took down conference foe Chadron State College, 89-79. (More)
Mountain Lions fall short against Eagles
The UCCS women’s basketball team put on an exciting performance Friday night in the Gallogly Events Center against the Chadron State College Eagles, but fell short in the final minutes of the game, 74-78. (More)
KRDO: Sen. Gardner’s silence on Trump impeachment trial speaks loudly to voters
KRDO interviewed Josh Dunn, chair and professor of political science, about how Sen. Cory Gardner’s vote in the impeachment trial could impact his re-election. (More)
Fox Sports Australia: Turning points in life of former NFL star turned convicted murderer Aaron Hernandez
Fox Sports Australia quoted Jeffery Montez de Oca, associate professor of sociology, from an interview in the Netflix documentary “Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez.” (More)
The Gazette: Colorado Springs sales tax revenue decline in November largest in 2 years
The Gazette interviewed Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, about the localsales tax revenue for November 2019. (More)
KRDO: Multiple factors adding up to high rent in Colorado Springs
KRDO interviewed Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, about the reasons why rent has climbed in Colorado Springs. (More)
Call for submissions: CU Humanities grants, spring 2020
The CU Office of Academic Affairs solicits nominations for spring 2020 President’s Fund for the Humanities grant applications. (More)