Students living in Alpine Village were treated to a gourmet meal with wait staff representing the highest level of university administrators Wednesday night. The Fifth Annual Housing Village Formal Dinner featured sautéed trout with lemon (More)
UCCS Faculty Representative Assembly heard the chancellor, discussed proposed changes in class schedules, and learned about green commencement gowns at its Sept. 10 meeting. Catherine Kelly, associate professor,College of Education, is this year’s president. Katie (More)
University Advancement, in cooperation with the Colorado Department of Revenue, will launch a program where those who want to display their affinity can purchase an auto license plate displaying the UCCS logo and also contribute (More)
A panel of prominent woman leaders will discuss how global poverty issues affect the lives of girls in a Sept. 29 symposium at UCCS. “Changing the World by Investing in Girl’s and Women’s Leadership Worldwide” (More)
Student enrollment at UCCS this fall is the highest in the university’s history with almost 9,000 students enrolled, university officials announced Sept. 14. Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak made the announcement following the university’s Sept. 10 official (More)
The worst fire in Colorado history has officials at CU-Boulder on high alert and has already affected some campus employees and those at the CU System. The Coors Events Center at CU Boulder has hosted (More)
A 32-inch marble replica of the mountain lion that graces the University Center Plaza will be unveiled Sept. 10 at the Gallogly Events Center. In a 6 p.m. reception prior to the UCCS vs. Winona (More)
The Colorado Commission on Higher Education, a division of the Colorado Department of Higher Education, conducted its regular business meeting at UCCS this week with discussion of future funding of higher education dominating the meeting. (More)
The second annual UCCS Bike to School Day Sept. 15 will encourage fun but with a serious message. “More than 80 percent of the campus community comes to the university in a single occupancy vehicle,” (More)
The National Math and Science Initiative will announce Wednesday that grants from entrepreneur and philanthropist Lyda Hill of Colorado Springs and Dallas will establish a new UTeach program at UCCS. The UCCSTeach program is the (More)
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