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The Student Life Club Fair looked a little different this year, but that didn’t stop students from taking time out of their busy schedules to check it out. (More)
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The Student Life Club Fair looked a little different this year, but that didn’t stop students from taking time out of their busy schedules to check it out. (More)
On June 17, 2020, as part of the Visual Arts Program’s annual student sculpture project, UCCS student Niki Puigdevall installed eleven sculptures at the University Village Center. (More)
UCCS alumna Jessica Asuquo ’20 and student Emily Nguyen organized a peaceful protest that took place on June 13, 2020. Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members attended to show their support and make their voices heard. (More)
See just a few of the creative and compelling mortarboards decorated by the graduates of the Class of 2020! (More)
After more than four decades at UCCS, Martinez leaves behind a legacy of better accessibility, better representation through literature and attendance at many, many UCCS basketball games. (More)
The inaugural Fresh & Tasty fundraiser at GOCA Downtown brought foodies and art enthusiasts together to celebrate good food and the Great Expectations exhibition of works by emerging Front Range artists. (More)
Students braved below-zero temperatures as they collected data on snowpack metamorphism and mountain meteorological processes. (More)
UCCS men’s and women’s basketball rang in the New Year in the first home games of 2020 with their biggest fan, CU President Mark Kennedy, in a pair of victories against Fort Lewis College in RMAC action Jan. 10 in the Gallogly Events Center. (More)
2019 was a year for the (photo)books. See our Top 9 Instagram posts from the year. (More)
See just a few of the creative and compelling mortarboards decorated by the graduates of the Class of 2019! (More)
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