The College of Letters, Arts & Sciences’ Department of History is taking the UCCS community back in time with their upcoming event: Let’s get medieval on this pandemic. (More)
From projects focused on viruses, diversity, equity and inclusion, cryptocurrency and more, 30 students will unveil their research in the week-long Graduate Research Showcase beginning May 3. (More)
The arts are whizzing to life again at the Ent Center for the Arts as Theatreworks brings back the artists behind An Iliad. (More)
The new Tuition Assistance Benefit pilot program will go into effect across all four CU campuses on July 1. (More)
Any member of campus who wishes to receive the first or second dose of the Moderna vaccine can do so at the Gallogly Recreation and Wellness Center Tuesday, Apr. 27 or Wednesday, Apr. 28. (More)
William Ross wanted to play college basketball. He decided in eighth grade that basketball would be his golden ticket to college after hearing he could potentially get a full-ride athletic scholarship. (More)
From academics to the arts, UCCS earned multiple nods in the 2021 Best of the Springs edition of the Colorado Springs Gazette, notably earning two top awards from the publication. (More)
Embed from Getty Images When Tadej Pogačar crossed the finish line in Paris as the 2020 champion of the Tour de France, it was a history-making performance. He became the first cyclist in history to (More)
Partnerships and grants across the city – as well as student and alumni efforts – are making the university’s effort to increase its tree canopy possible. (More)
The fellow series, in line with the Heller Center’s mission to preserve, engage and explore the West of the imagination, has featured many notable academics and artists since its inception. (More)
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