Following unrest in Ferguson, Mo., the use of body cameras by law enforcement became a topic of national debate. Lt. Marc Pino, answered specific questions about the UCCS Police Department’s use of body-worn cameras. (More)
Former “Star Trek” actor and “Reading Rainbow” host LeVar Burton will speak at 7 p.m. April 14 at the Gallogly Events Center. Burton will discuss literacy in America and what colleges, universities, and their students, can do to truly improve literacy rates. (More)
At Feb. 10’s Café Scientifique, Mary Coussons-Read, executive vice chancellor, Academic Affairs, and professor, Department of Psychology, will discuss new research investigating stress in pregnancy. (More)
From now until next fall, a series of events are planned to celebrate the 50th Anniversary. Each month, colleges will highlight their activities and connections with the greater Colorado Springs community. A special website, http://www.uccs.edu/50th, will provide details of celebrations and events throughout the year. (More)
After 32 years, the UCCS University Club was discontinued following the fall 2014 semester. A new group called University Partners will take the reigns, connecting UCCS with the Colorado Springs community regarding important topics that affect the Pikes Peak Region community and the university.
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UCCS and Colorado Springs community members filled the City Auditorium to watch the UCCS men’s and women’s basketball teams rout Western State Colorado University at the Third Annual Downtown Classic Jan. 9. (More)
UCCS faculty and staff can help launch the 50th Anniversary of the campus by sharing old photographs or completing the sentence “We are …” At the Dec. 12 chancellor’s all-campus forum, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak encouraged (More)
Bringing executive-level leadership education to undergraduates is the goal of a new UCCS program. Garrett Gatlin, interim director, Chancellor’s Leadership Class, outlined a plan called UCCSlead during the Dec. 12 campus forum. The plan expands (More)
Despite an unseasonably warm December, the Department of Public Safety recently provided guidance about the status of campus during periods of bad weather. Generally, according to Brian McPike, chief of police, Department of Public Safety, faculty, (More)
Thirty-one UCCS-related families will have food on the table and gifts to unwrap this holiday season, thanks to the UCCS Holiday Service Project. According to Mary Lile, co-chair, Holiday Service Project committee, and accountant, Resource Management DivisionThe (More)
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