Bulletin changes with times
A 300-page overview of the university and academic courses offered is now online and called the Academic Catalog. (More)
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21-year UCCS veteran earns Employee of Quarter honors
Mark Hoffman’s smile and quirky humor (he’s a Star Trek and Mork & Mindy fan) are some of his best-known characteristics. (More)
White wall party fundraiser
The Gallery of Contemporary Art will have a fundraising event from 7-10 p.m. June 27, celebrating the gallery’s bare white walls. (More)
UCCS faculty to help guide electric car of future
A UCCS professor will be part of a partnership of university and automotive engineers tasked with designing components for the next generation of cars in cooperation with General Motors and the University of Michigan. (More)
Solar panels part of Science and Engineering’s final details
New, thin-film solar panels are installed on the roof of a new Science and Engineering Building at UCCS as the university continues to move into its largest, and most energy efficient, building. Using a grant (More)
Chancellor to Regents: UCCS is moving forward
Despite tough budget times, UCCS will continue to move forward and to explore new opportunities including the Southern Colorado Innovation Strategy, a collaboratory of regional schools and increased sponsored research, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak told members of the CU Board of Regents Monday. (More)
Summer enrollment strong
More UCCS students enrolled for the summer semester and in more classes, according to official census reports released today by the Office of Admissions and Records. (More)
CU Regents approve doctoral degree for UCCS
The University of Colorado Board of Regents today (June 22) unanimously approved a new doctoral degree in applied science for students at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. (More)
Southern Colorado colleges work together for regional gain in economy and education
The leaders of 10 southern Colorado colleges and universities will cooperate to improve local economies and individual futures, according to a statement signed by educational leaders on June 2. (More)