Federal Transition Update 04.11.25
The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Strategic Initiatives has launched a UCCS Federal Transition Team along with a corresponding informational webpage. (More)
Articles by Jenna Press
C3 Innovation at UCCS officially revealed
This week, UCCS celebrated the launch of C3 Innovation. C3 stands for curiosity, creativity and community, values that the environment hopes to foster. (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: December 2024
Communique celebrates three Clyde’s Kudos sent to individuals and teams in December 2024. (More)
Meet a Mountain Lion: Interim Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs Stephanie Hanenberg
Stephanie Hanenberg is a proud double alum of UCCS who has been an integral part of the campus community for over 19 years. (More)
Meet a Mountain Lion: Interim Provost Lynn Vidler
On June 3, 2024, Lynn Vidler assumed the position of interim provost at UCCS, marking a new milestone in their journey of leadership development and growth. (More)
Research Highlight: Olympics Governance and Politics with Spencer Harris
For Professor of Sport Management Spencer Harris, PhD, the Olympics are a year-round passion. Unlike the rest of the country, however, Harris is not preoccupied with opening ceremonies, star athletes or medal counts. (More)
Colorado nonprofits’ perceptions of cannabis philanthropy
Nonprofits increasingly find themselves asking: is it ethical to accept donations from cannabis companies? (More)
Army ROTC celebrates the commissioning of 39 cadets
The UCCS Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) recently celebrated the commissioning of 39 cadets. (More)
Commencement Feature: Student-athlete to health advocate | Keegan Sueltz
Student-athlete Keegan Sueltz talks about his UCCS experience, from baseball to academics to his work in the Mountain Lion Strong program. (More)
Commencement Feature: Learning about humanity, and herself | Seiva Cunningham
When Seiva transferred to UCCS from CSU Pueblo towards the end of the pandemic, she was undecided on major, unsure of her place at the university, and “just hoping it would work out.” (More)