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Faculty, staff and students braved rain and cool weather Friday morning to pick flowers at the annual geranium giveaway. Each year, staff in the Physical Plant Department’s outdoor services remove geraniums from campus flower beds before they (More)
Finding a pre-packaged plastic bottle of water on campus this fall is not as easy as it used to be. Pre-packaged water is no longer sold on campus, part of a campus-wide initiative to “Take (More)
The Office of Veteran and Military Student Affairs and Student Veteran Organization are building a monument to highlight student veterans’ military service. The mosaic monument will depict the three cycles of a student veteran’s journey, (More)
Faculty, staff and students gathered on El Pomar Plaza Sept. 5 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 (More)
University and campus leaders began a $16.3 million, 47,000-square-foot project to create the UCCS Recreation and Wellness Center on Sept. 5. Led by Tamara Moore, executive director, Auxiliary Services, campus and CU leaders praised the (More)
More than 100 staff members enjoyed breakfast and heard about opportunities to get involved in various university committees during the All-Staff Breakfast Sept. 4. Phillip Jones, administrative assistant, Admissions Services, and staff council president, welcomed (More)
Hundreds of UCCS faculty and staff joined with members of the CU Board of Regents, UCCS leaders and project contractors Aug. 18 to officially open the Alpine Parking Garage and Athletic Fields. The 1,234-space garage (More)
More than 100 UCCS faculty and staff joined with members of the CU Board of Regents, UCCS leaders, and contractors to officially open the Academic Office Building Aug. 18. The building is home to 110 (More)
A legion of Colorado Springs and CU dignitaries joined the campus in a farewell to Brian Burnett, senior executive vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, July 23. Among the speakers at the event were CU Regent (More)
With construction workers applying the finishing touches to landscaping, faculty and staff moved boxes into their offices in the recently completed Academic Office Building. “We are thrilled with the new space and excited to show (More)