UCCS College of Business extends prestigious AACSB Business Accreditation
The UCCS College of Business once again maintained its business accreditation by AACSB International—The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. (More)
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Digital Prologue with Jeff Sugg
Kevin Landis, associate professor and director of the Theatre and Dance Program, conducts the first remote Prologue interview with Jeff Sugg, an award-winning theater production designer. (More)
Virtual Studio Visit: Jasmine Dillavou
Daisy McGowan, GOCA director and chief curator, chats with Jasmine Dillavou, a UCCS alumna and mixed-media artist. From intimate performance pieces to immersive installations, Dillavou investigates liberation, decolonization and femininity through a personal lens. (More)
Resources available to help feed students remaining on campus
Resources are available to help students who remain at the university stock up on groceries and cooking supplies and prepare healthy meals. (More)
GRIT creates toolkit to build individual, community resilience against COVID-19
Society’s sudden changes in response to COVID-19 can impact people differently. Through the UCCS National Resilience Institute, GRIT, the Greater Resilience Information Toolkit and Greater Resilience Intervention Team training, are free resources with information and supportive video content that empower individuals and communities to expand their capacity to build resilience, a person’s ability to cope with traumatic events. (More)
Regents approve Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science
The newest bachelor’s degree program at UCCS will prepare a workforce needing graduates proficient in software development and computer applications. (More)
10 join UCCS in March
Ten people accepted positions at UCCS in March 202, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
With Open Enrollment set to begin April 20, here’s what’s changing
Employees, mark your calendar for Open Enrollment, which begins at 8 a.m. April 20 and ends at 5 p.m. May 8. (More)
Challenge Gift from Lyda Hill launches National Institute for Human Resilience fundraising campaign
A lead challenge gift of $8 million from Lyda Hill Philanthropies will lay the initial groundwork for the creation of the National Institute for Human Resilience at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. (More)
Online course: Become a CU sustainability champion
You may be thinking about ways to live a more sustainable, environmentally-conscious lifestyle. A new CU Skillsoft course can help you get started. (More)