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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)

As Colorado faces historic unemployment rates, a new partnership between Kaiser Permanente and four state colleges and universities will bring hundreds of new health care jobs to southern Colorado.

The $1 million program is unique because it supports careers in nursing and front line health care professionals such as lab/radiology technicians and medical assistants. (More)

Poet, photographer and activist Margaret Randall will highlight International  Women’s Day festivities that begin at noon March 8 at the Lodge. At 1 p.m., Randall will present “To Change the World: My Years in Cuba.” (More)

The CU System has created a website that carries the latest CU budget updates as well as archives of past memos from President Bruce Benson and the history of state funding at CU. See it www.cu.edu/cubudgets.

David Anderson, associate professor, Chemistry, added vocabulary skills to technical training this week when, in an e-mail to faculty about Blackboard training, he encouraged non-Blackboard users to delete his e-mail with “alacrity.” In the comments (More)

More than 95,000 active student records will be converted this weekend to the new student information system called ISIS as UCCS continues to prepare for fall 2010 registration using new systems, according to Steve Ellis, (More)