Grammy winner Tanya Tucker to perform at Ent Center April 28
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Feb. 21 through the UCCS Presents Box Office. (More)
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UCCS closed Feb. 18, 2020
UCCS will close for all classes and activities for Tuesday, Feb. 18, as a strong winter storm impacted travel conditions across Colorado Springs and El Paso County. (More)
FACES OF UCCS: Katie Schumacher, Juggling Commitments
Behind the UCCS Campus Recreation’s carefully curated Instagram account is one Katie Schumacher, resident social media assistant for all things going on at the Gallogly Recreation and Wellness Center (and beyond!). (More)
Proapps works to add IT functionality, save money for campus units
If campus employees have thought “I could really use this software to do my work easier,” the Office of Information Technology provides a way to evaluate and address needs across campus. (More)
Eight LinkedIn Learning courses for students to ace your job or internship search
Students can take advantage of these LinkedIn Learning courses, and explore how to polish your resume and prepare for job interviews. (More)
Heller, Mountain Lions defeat Chaps for first time in program history
For the second time this weekend, Courtnie Heller used her bat to lead the UCCS softball team to a win. (More)
Second half comeback falls short for lacrosse
The UCCS women’s lacrosse team scored five second half goals while holding Rockhurst University to only one goal, but the Mountain Lions second half comeback fell short to the Hawks, 12-7. (More)
Mountain Lions fall short at NMHU, 98-86
Strong shooting by the UCCS men’s basketball team was not enough as it lost a 98-86 decision on the road to New Mexico Highlands University Saturday night in Las Vegas, N.M. (More)
Heller’s heroics lead Mountain Lions to 5-4 win
Courtnie Heller hit two out-of-the park home runs Saturday afternoon to lead the UCCS softball team to a 5-4 win over Oklahoma Christian University at Tom Heath Field. (More)
Sprints events headline day two of Texas Tech Shootout
The UCCS track & field teams held their own in day two of the Texas Tech Shootout as Charlie Forbes topped the conference with the fastest 60-meter hurdle time. (More)