KOAA: ‘Hit in 2020 is going to take at least two or three years,’ says economist on pandemic recovery
KOAA featured Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, on why the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic could take years. (More)
KOAA featured Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, on why the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic could take years. (More)
The Craig Press reported on the appointment of 2008 alumna Brittany Schneider to the Moffat County Court in the 14th Judicial District. (More)
In a guest column for The Gazette, 2020 “Unstoppable Woman” Margaret Sabin writes about the success of a unique partnership between UCCS and Children’s Hospital Colorado to build resilience for healthy kids. (More)
The Gazette shared Chancellor Venkat Reddy’s stance on the importance of international students and the now-reversed ICE directive that could have prohibited many from studying in the U.S. (More)
The Colorado Springs Independent quoted Bob Cook, Bob Cook, instructor of cybersecurity, business analytics and information systems, about smart cities and the adoption of 5G in Colorado Springs. (More)
The Gazette featured thoughts from Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, on Colorado Springs’ sales tax revenue. (More)
The Gazette featured Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, on why the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic could take years. (More)
The Gazette’s Woodmen Edition profiled three men’s soccer student-athletes from Colorado Springs. (More)
The Colorado Springs Independent profiled Kelsi Miller, a 2019 alumna, about her experience as a young nurse during the COVID-19 pandemic. (More)
The Atlantic interviewed Chip Benight, professor of psychology and director of the National Institute for Human Resilience, about the psychology impacts of pandemics. (More)
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