Gazette: UCCS history professor featured in new PBS documentary, ‘The Black Church’
Harvey among a host of experts featured in the two-part documentary, which debuted earlier this month on PBS and will air again Sunday at 1:30 and 4:30 p.m. (More)
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POLITICO: Pentagon wades into political minefield in hunt for extremists
School of Public Affairs Dean George Reed is quoted in this Politico piece. (More)
Gazette: Theatreworks to stage shadow puppet production outdoors in Colorado Springs
Science Magazine featured research by Tara Cepon-Robins, assistant professor of anthropology, on the relationship between a person’s level of disgust and the likelihood of contracting disease. (More)
Gazette: Behind the scenes of an outdoor shadow puppet production in Colorado Springs
Theatreworks is featured in this Gazette video feature. (More)
Gazette Pikes Peak Courier: Indian Creek Property Owners Association schedules mitigation work March 20
The Gazette’s Pikes Peak Courier reported on the volunteer work of TayloRae Gilbert, a geography and environmental studies student, for wildfire mitigation. (More)
Science Magazine: Disgusted by spoiled food? You may be protecting yourself from disease
Science Magazine featured research by Tara Cepon-Robins, assistant professor of anthropology, on the relationship between a person’s level of disgust and the likelihood of contracting disease. (More)
KRDO: UCCS students donate Valentine’s cards to nursing home residents
KRDO featured the volunteer work of Bridget Roberts of the Reisher Scholar program to provide Valentine’s Day cards to nursing homes. (More)
The Gazette: Colorado Springs sales tax revenue surges in December
The Gazette quoted Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, about the reasons why the city experienced additional tax revenue in December 2020. (More)
KOAA: Stressed by political climate? You’re not alone
KOAA interviewed Heather Littleton, associate professor of psychology, on how to cope with stress caused by politics. (More)