Faculty, staff and students will don UCCS gear and walk en masse from Summit Village to Mountain Lion Stadium at 4 p.m. Oct. 5 as part of the university’s Homecoming celebration. UCCS community members participating (More)
UCCS faculty, staff and students will have a chance to test their “gaydar” at the Guess Who’s Gay Panel event at 7 p.m. Oct. 11 in UC 116. The event, which is produced by the (More)
The lives of Japanese Americans interred in a southeast Colorado camp during WWII will be remembered in a special exhibit at UCCS Oct. 15-Nov.5. “Connecting the Pieces: Dialogues from the Amache Archaeology Collection” will be (More)
While the U.S. economy has seen a large improvement in the last 12 months, El Paso County is trailing in growth, according to the organizers of the 16th annual UCCS Southern Colorado Economic Forum. While El Paso (More)
On most college campuses, Sunday mornings during Homecoming week are reserved for sleeping. At UCCS, faculty, staff and students will kick off Homecoming week by picking up litter. UCCS community members wearing orange safety vests (More)
A leading financial adviser will explain how local business leaders can take advantage of macro trends in the world economy at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 9 at Berger Hall. Charles Sizemore, Fort Worth, Texas, editor of (More)
At six feet tall and wearing his uniform, Joe Dilwood, police officer, Department of Public Safety, is an imposing figure who commands respect. But it was not always that way for Dilwood who grew up (More)
The Veteran Resource Center welcomed campus and military community guests during an open house Wednesday afternoon.
Located in the newly renovated Forster House on the east side of main campus, the event featured opening remarks by Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and an introduction of Phillip Morris, the newly appointed program director for the Office of Veteran and Military Student Affairs. (More)
“The Glass Menagerie” by Tennessee Williams is coming to THEATREWORKS Sept. 13-30 at the Dusty Loo Bon Vivant Theater in University Hall. The play, as its author Williams famously said, “is memory.” And like memory (More)
The Office of Sustainability will sponsor several events throughout September to celebrate Bike Month at UCCS. “Sustainable transportation is something we all need to focus on,” Josh Hendrickson, a student employee in the Office of (More)
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