Photo Feature: Criminal Justice students visit London
Students from the Criminal Justice program recently spent time in London to study English common law and learn more about the basis for the American justice system. (More)
Articles by Abby Newell
A tale of two cities: Jiménez to conduct research in Bogotá and Medellín during Fulbright
Department of History professor and Fulbright scholar Christina Jiménez is setting her sights on Colombia to study their city growth and politics around urban public space. (More)
Investing in the future | Janet Suthers
Janet Suthers knows the determination it takes to complete a degree. Now, she’s committed to helping the students of today earn theirs. (More)
The importance of education | John Suthers
Mayor John Suthers knows firsthand the value of receiving a scholarship, and how they can change your life trajectory. (More)
Ginsberg earns Fulbright to teach in Japan
English professor and Fulbright scholar Lesley Ginsberg is preparing to teach at a new university – three of them, in fact. (More)
Cybersecurity earns space grant alongside industry partners
In collaboration with the prime recipient of Catalyst Campus for Technology and Innovation, UCCS recently won an two-year grant to develop and improve cybersecurity in the space field as part of the Resilient Space Infrastructures, Systems, and Economy team. (More)
Spring 2023 Golden Grads
This year, UCCS will recognize 11 Golden Graduates, each of whom graduated from UCCS in 1973. (More)
Commencement Feature: Through the lens of Andy Kwiatkowski
Communications and Digital Filmmaking graduate Andy Kwiatkowski knows the value of moving at your own pace while getting through university. (More)
Commencement Feature: Aja Zamundu is graduating in ‘23 after 23 years
When returning to finish college after a long break from school, Aja Zamundu wasted no time taking advantage of the activities and opportunities offered at UCCS. (More)
Commencement Feature: Alexis Wilcox is continuing family legacies
Alexis Wilcox is continuing not just one, but two family legacies as she graduates UCCS. (More)