12 UCCS students study snow hydrology in Silverton, Colorado
Students braved below-zero temperatures as they collected data on snowpack metamorphism and mountain meteorological processes. (More)
Photo Features
Posts that include photo essays.
Photo Feature: President Kennedy takes in UCCS basketball victories against Fort Lewis
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)
Best of 2019: Instagram Top 9
2019 was a year for the (photo)books. See our Top 9 Instagram posts from the year. (More)
Photo Feature: 2019 Fall Commencement Caps
See just a few of the creative and compelling mortarboards decorated by the graduates of the Class of 2019! (More)
UCCS students Pause for Paws before finals week
Things can get ruff around finals week, but UCCS students got a reminder on that they’re doing a pawesome job from the K9 to 5 National Therapy Dog Registry. (More)
Photo Feature: Hybl Center construction – May 2019
J.E. Dunn Construction and RTA/HOK Architects continue to make progress on the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center. (More)
Photo feature: Hybl Center construction – March 2019
The William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center is starting to rise out of the ground. (More)
Photo Feature: Army helicopter visits campus
Hundreds of students, faculty and staff sat in the cockpit, stepped into the larger transport area and talked with representatives from the U.S. Army Reserve as a HH-60M helicopter spent more five hours on the West Lawn. (More)
Department of Teaching and Learning celebrate new facilities in University Hall
he College of Education’s Department of Teaching and Learning celebrated the move into renovated facilities at University Hall with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours Feb. 21. (More)
February in Photos
Here’s a look at some of the favorite images from University Communications from February 2019. Images were collected from social media and with a mixture of staff photographers. (More)