Fred Coolidge, professor, Psychology, was featured in the WNYC radio program “Radiolab”, a nationally syndicated show, explaining his theory of hypnic jerks, the scientific term given to the sudden jerk that often accompany the beginning (More)
Jerry Wilson, executive director, Information Technology, will explain the newest tool to expand the university’s reach during the October Chancellor’s Forum scheduled for 2 p.m. Oct. 6 in the University Center Theater. Wilson will provide (More)
The newest space at UCCS is neither traditional classroom, student housing nor athletic venue. Instead, the 170-by-50 foot area behind Centennial Hall offers a quiet getaway, an outdoor classroom or a shortcut to the parking (More)
Homecoming this year, Mountain Lion style, includes a new pub, T-shirts and Mark Twain. Other components of the annual UCCS “Back to the Bluffs” celebration are a family hike, a casino night, and the opportunity (More)
Scholar and author Mary C. Gentile will speak about ethical dilemmas facing business leaders and students in a public address scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Oct. 14 in Dwire Hall 204. As part of the UCCS (More)
The School of Public Affairs will host a series of debates focused on issues facing Coloradans in the Nov. 2 election.
SPA is collaborating with the Denver Post and 9News on debates highlighting the U.S. Senate race, the gubernatorial race and statewide ballot issues on Oct. 11 and 13. (More)
Integrating mental and physical care into a seamless model is the future of U.S. health care and improving lives of older adults, according to a UCCS professor. The Department of Psychology recently received a three-year (More)
More than 40 southern Colorado community college students and their faculty will visit UCCS and Colorado Springs Saturday. But this is no ordinary field trip. Instead, the “Future in Klieg Lights Tour” will expose students to (More)
Prior to Wednesday’s inaugural games of the 2010-11 Steel and Silver Series against Colorado State University, Pueblo, several hundred UCCS students participated in the second annual spirit march from main campus to Mountain Lion Stadium. (More)
Tom Zwirlein and Fred Crowley could hardly contain their enthusiasm this week as they reviewed the data that will build their forecast for the regional economy in 2011. “The flavor of the Fourteenth Annual Southern (More)
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