While UCCS was celebrating its largest-ever graduating class, a group of local American Indians used the campus to celebrate its accomplishments. On May 22, 39 American Indian students representing educational attainment from kindergarten through doctoral (More)
UCCS will be the site of emergency exercises June 15 and 16 with visitors to the campus likely noticing increased police activity and a large, tethered radio communication balloon but experiencing no disruption in classes (More)
Homer Wesley was disappointed the near-to-campus choice for lunch didn’t have sweet tea on the menu. That sadness quickly turned to a smile when he learned his second choice, and another Southern favorite, Mountain Dew, (More)
A paved walkway stretching from Main to Columbine halls is nearly complete, according to Carolyn Fox, architect, Facilities Services. The eastern edge of a three-phase project, an area in front of Dwire Hall, should open (More)
A new book published by the university, “Gifts from the Heart – Stories, Memories, and Chronicles of Lucille Gonzales Oller,” provides a peek into the history of Colorado Springs and challenges faced by women and (More)
To accompany a $17 million top-to-bottom renovation, the old Science Building will soon have a new name. Pending formal approval by the CU Board of Regents at its June 24 meeting, the renovated Science Building (More)
Grant Matthews, a member of the class of 2010, was an integral member of the Chancellor’s Leadership Class throughout his time at UCCS. As part of this four-year program for high-potential students, he undertook more (More)
It wasn’t really Corporal Klinger from MASH in pink and yellow finery but the outfit was close enough to earn Brad Bailey, accountant, Resource Management, the Best Individual Costume prize at this year’s Staff Council (More)
Ten old refrigerators, identified by avocado paint jobs and high energy consumption, were replaced this week with energy efficient models. Linda Kogan, director, Office of Sustainability, said the new refrigerators were provided by the Governor’s (More)
Ron Wisner, dean of students at UCCS from 1979 to 2003, died Friday, May 21 in a mountain bike accident in an open trails area between Monument and Castle Rock, according to family members. Following (More)
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