Ice cream with Boomer
Boomer, the UCCS mascot, treated students in university housing to ice cream during contract renewal week. (More)
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Regents receive grim budget outlook, plan March 29 tuition vote
The University of Colorado system is considering a proposal to raise tuition starting this fall by up to 9 percent for resident undergraduate students on three of its campuses. During a special meeting today in (More)
Budget subject of next campus forum
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak will lead two forums March 30 and 31 to update faculty and staff on the university’s budget. The forums are scheduled for 3 p.m. March 30 in the University Center Theater and (More)
Graduate School to host open house
Individuals interested in additional education in preparation for a career change or advancement are encouraged to attend an open house for graduate studies March 11 at UCCS. The free event is from 5:30 p.m. to (More)
Security training a concern
CU System campuses are implementing processes to raise awareness of computer information privacy and security, prompting Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak to issue a memo on the subject to the campus community. See the memo below. March (More)
Waste not want not
A “Mount Trashmore” event this week showed that 50 percent of what is in UCCS trash cans could have been recycled, including plastic bottles, cans and paper. See one day’s worth of campus trash and (More)
Vice chancellors give budget initiative updates
The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is “open for business,” MartinWood, vice chancellor, University Advancement told more than 75 faculty and staff who attended a March Chancellor’s Campus Forum Tuesday afternoon. Wood and Brian (More)
Sneak Peek
Brian Burnett, vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, explained the layout of renovated laboratory space in the Science Building this week to university leaders. Burnett and Gary Reynolds, executive director, Facilities Services led a brief tour (More)
Campus to host budding scientists and inventors
Hundreds of southern Colorado youths in grades 5-12 will compete at UCCS Saturday as part of a regional Science Olympiad tournament designed to spur interest in science, math and engineering fields. In their quest for (More)
UCCS senior named Student Leader of the Year
The Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation in partnership with the Boettcher Foundation named UCCS senior Jacqueline Bell as the Colorado Leadership Alliance Student Leader of the Year. Beginning in 2009, the CLA and the Boettcher (More)