Employees: Take your finances to the next level with TIAA’s Digital Challenge
From Oct. 5-19, CU Employee Services and TIAA have partnered to bring TIAA’s Digital Challenge to CU employees enrolled in the CU 401(a) Retirement Plan. (More)
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First Ombuds Day is Oct. 11
The CU and UCCS Ombuds Programs will join the American Bar Association in celebrating the inaugural Ombuds Day, Oct. 11, 2018. (More)
SYBARITE5 presents “Outliers” Oct. 12 at Ent Center
The dynamic quintet presents “Outliers” in its upcoming performance at the Ent Center for the Arts as part of its 2018-19 national tour. (More)
Five questions for John Harner
John Harner, professor, Geography and Environmental Studies, and the 2018 Thomas Jefferson Award winner, uses natural world as teaching laboratory. (More)
Wooten earns second USTFCCCA National Athlete of the Week award
Kayla Wooten’s win at the Roy Griak Invitational earned her the second United States Track & Field Cross Country Coaches Association Division II National Athlete of the Week award. (More)
Regents set Oct. 11 presidential search town hall at UCCS
The CU Board of Regents will hold a town hall meeting at UCCS Oct. 11 to gather insight and feedback from members of the university community and the public regarding the search for CU’s next president. (More)
FIFA whistleblower coming to UCCS to discuss corruption in soccer
As FIFA underwent bidding for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup, Bonita Mersiades worked to uncover the flawed and corrupt practices of top executives that led to investigations in two countries. (More)
Faculty at Work: Joel Tonyan
Joel Tonyan joined the Kraemer Family Library in 2014 with research interests in information seeking behavior and social media analytics. (More)
Prologue partners with Governor’s Office for Sept. 30 event
Housing, arts and gentrification will be the subject for discussion in the next Prologue series event in collaboration with the Colorado Governor’s Office at 2:30 p.m. Sept. 30 at the Dusty Loo Bon Vivant Theater. (More)
New VAPA series to open Sept. 21
A new series ‘Third Friday Colloquia: Essays in Music’ starts Sept. 21 at the Heller Center for the Arts & Humanities, curated by Colin McAllister, music program co-director, Visual and Performing Arts. (More)