Downtown gallery to feature faculty art
A biannual exhibit by UCCS visual art faculty will open Oct. 7 at GOCA 121, the UCCS Galleries of Contemporary Art location at 121 South Tejon Street. (More)
Events
UCCS hosts COLtT conference
Four UCCS faculty and staff members will lead a Colorado Learning and Teaching with Technology Conference on campus Sept. 23. COLTT Conferences are organized by the CU System Office of Digital Education and Engagement. Conference (More)
Flu-beating shots available on campus
Free and low-cost flu prevention shots will be available on campus in October as the nation prepares for flu season. (More)
New vice chancellor to be welcomed
A reception for Sentwali Bakari, vice chancellor, Student Success, is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Oct. 3 in University Center 303. (More)
Campus police to receive active shooter protection
A local non profit group dedicated to supporting law enforcement by providing additional safety gear designed to protect officers in active shooter situations will make a donation to UCCS. (More)
Governor and mayor headline 20th annual UCCS Economic Forum
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper and Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers are among the dignitaries scheduled to speak at the 20th annual UCCS Economic Forum Oct. 14 at the Broadmoor Hotel. (More)
Photo Feature: Campus remembers 9/11
Moments of silence, performances of the national anthem and “God Bless America” and a speech about the importance of empathy from a Colorado Springs Fire Department member marked 9/11 near Osborne Science and Engineering Sunday morning. (More)
Gender disparity among playwrights, directors topic of National Town Hall theater panel
Nationally renowned theater professionals from both coasts and in between will converge at UCCS Sept. 18 to discuss a critical theme in theater circles—women constitute more than 60 percent of theatergoers but write fewer than 25 percent of U.S. plays produced. (More)
McCord-Herbst Student Veterans Center opens to fanfare
With speeches and a ribbon cutting, city and university leaders joined with donors to officially open the McCord-Herbst Student Veterans Center Friday afternoon. (More)
GOCA, Recreation and Wellness combine for Wednesday program
The Galleries of Contemporary Arts and the Recreation and Wellness Center will offer free meditation and yoga sessions during Michael Theodore’s monumental kinetic installation “micro/macro.” The sessions will be available on Wednesdays from Sept. 14 to Nov. 16. (More)