Upcoming Campus Events: April 8 – April 14
View a partial solar eclipse, join the ROAR Daze events, go on a night hike and attend an Electrowave music festival! (More)
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UCCS earns ninth straight Military Friendly Gold ranking
Continued commitment to the success of military-affiliated students at UCCS led to the university’s ninth-consecutive recognition in the annual Military Friendly schools rankings. (More)
In Memory: Linda Bunnell
The UCCS community is mourning the loss of Linda Bunnell, the university’s fifth permanent chancellor and first female chancellor, after her passing on March 27. (More)
Six join UCCS in March 2024
Six people began work at UCCS in March 2024, according to the Office of Human Resources. Welcome, new Mountain Lions! (More)
Community and Support Days in the Student Life Lounge
Students and members of the Mountain Lion family continue to come together and uplift one another following the February tragedy with Student Life Community and Support Days. (More)
UCCS to recognize Sexual Assault Awareness Month with series of events
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the Office of Institutional Equity, in collaboration with other departments across campus, is reminding the UCCS community of resources, reporting options, and ways we can work together to prevent sexual assault. (More)
Upcoming Campus Events: April 1 – April 7
Meet newborn chicks and ducks, attend graduation fair, compete in trivia, take a tour of the sustainability demonstration house and join a workshop for combating test anxiety! (More)
In Memory: Stephen Campbell
The UCCS community is mourning the loss of Stephen Campbell, a longtime member of the facilities team, after his unexpected passing earlier this month. (More)
UCCS Radio wins broadcasting awards
After – almost single-handedly – reviving UCCS Radio, Station Manager Caitlyn Branine and the program were recognized with two well-earned awards from the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System in early March. (More)
Nursing students team up with FBI and local hospitals for bioterrorism drill
Students from the Johnson/Beth-El Nursing program Public Health course experienced a critical incident response to a bioterrorism attack through portraying injured patients. (More)