Ten join UCCS in December 2024
Ten people began work at UCCS in December 2024, according to the Office of Human Resources. Welcome, new Mountain Lions! (More)
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UCCS celebrates Fall Class of 2024
UCCS conferred nearly 1,000 degrees to students from the Class of 2024 on Friday, December 20, with nearly 500 graduates in attendance for the Fall 2024 Commencement ceremonies at the Broadmoor World Arena. (More)
Commencement Feature: Classes, club leadership and criminal justice | Olivia Davis
Olivia Davis went from not expecting to attend college at all, to graduating with a Criminal Justice degree and considering law school. (More)
Commencement Feature: A fondness for fitness | Katherine Mullett
Katherine Mullett knew she wanted to attend UCCS in high school, and even had a job at the Gallogly Wellness & Recreation Center before her classes started. (More)
Seven UCCS employees to graduate in fall 2024
Among the graduates who will celebrate earning their degrees during the fall 2024 UCCS Commencement ceremonies, seven are UCCS employees. (More)
Fall Class of 2024 donates $2,200 to scholarship and vital programs
With scholarships and student programs in mind, the spring UCCS Class of 2024 has donated $2,200 to the annual class gift so far. (More)
Celebrating 2024 successes
2024 was a remarkable year for UCCS. As the semester and year comes to a close, we take this chance to look back at the many achievements across campus. (More)
Commencement Feature: A passion for politics and policy | Amanda Ford
When Amanda Ford enrolled at UCCS she viewed college as something to just check off the list, but her experience ended up as so much more than that. (More)
Event Recap: 16th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day
Faculty and student researchers brought their findings – and their research posters — to the Gallogly Event Center on Dec. 6 for the 16th annual Mountain Lion Research Day at UCCS. (More)
Commencement Feature: Feeling at home with holistic health | Jillian Raiger
Like many students, Jillian Raiger’s college journey wasn’t linear. The Human Physiology & Nutrition major transferred to UCCS after exploring other university and curriculum options, and it was here that she finally felt at home. (More)