Posts that include photo essays.

Photo feature: Freedom to read celebrated

September 30, 2015

The Kraemer Family Library invited faculty, staff and students to participate in Banned Books Week by reading aloud from books that were once sought to be banned on El Pomar Plaza Sept. 29. (More)

It’s official: Cucharas, La Plata and Roaring Fork dedicated

September 25, 2015

University dignitaries including CU Regent Kyle Hybl, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak, Vice Chancellor Susan Szpyrka, Associate Professor Michelle Companion, Executive Director Megan Bell and Resident Assistants Carissa Cotter and Jacob Christiansen officially dedicated spaces for 292 students to live and eat before a crowd of 75 faculty and staff. (More)

Photo feature: 9/11 remembered

September 11, 2015

CU Board of Regents Chairman Kyle Hybl led a moment of silence in memory of lives lost during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and subsequent military actions during a Friday morning ceremony near the (More)

Wanted: A few good leaders

September 10, 2015

Nina Polok, director, Bachelor of Innovation program, is leading a new UCCS leadership development curriculum called Leadership Academy. The program is open to all staff and faculty, regardless of title, length of service, or number of employees supervised. (More)

Bike Jam encourages healthy lifestyle

September 3, 2015

Faculty, staff and students gathered on El Pomar Plaza Sept. 2 for a day of biking activities, prizes, vendors, giveaways and free food to celebrate Bike Jam, an annual UCCS event to encourages alternate methods of transportation, specifically bicycles, for the purpose of living more healthy and sustainable lives. (More)

Photo Feature: 50th celebrations

September 3, 2015

As part of the university’s 50th anniversary, faculty and staff gathered on El Pomar Plaza Aug. 19 to recreate a photo taken in 1990, which was part of 25th anniversary celebrations. (More)

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