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More than 100 middle and high school teachers from across the country are on campus June 1-13 to learn new ways to teach science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) classes in the form of biomedical (More)
More than 1,000 participated in spring 2014 Commencement exercises May 23 at the Broadmoor World Arena. The event featured comments by university dignitaries as well as Student Achievement Award recipients Chris Richey and Paige Wilson. Lyda Hill, a local business woman (More)
Students preparing for finals took a break from studies to play with some fury friends on the West Lawn May 8 as part of Office of Student Activities’s “Pet Day.” The dogs were brought to campus by Camp (More)
Volunteers and members of the UCCS Recreation Center joined forces April 26 to clean and maintain the campus trail system. According to Andrea Hassler, trails specialist, Recreation Center, 25 volunteers assisted Recreation Center workers pick up six (More)
University of Colorado Colorado Springs leaders, construction contractors and representatives of the CU Board of Regents broke ground late Friday morning on a $74.5 million 515-bed expansion of UCCS student housing. The first phase of (More)
UCCS and Colorado Springs community members filled the City Auditorium to watch the UCCS men’s and women’s basketball teams rout CSU-Pueblo at the Second Annual Downtown Classic Feb. 8. Sophomore guard Derrick White scored a (More)
The UCCS Beth-El Student Nursing Association delivered 208 teddy bears to the patients at the Children’s Hospital Colorado in Memorial Hospital Feb. 12. The bears were built Feb. 10 at the Build-A-Bear Workshop in the Chapel (More)
The Department of Public Safety treated faculty, staff and students to donuts and coffee at it’s twelfth annual “Cops and Donuts” event on Feb. 12 in UC 303. The social meet-and-greet is designed for the campus (More)
Two days into the 2014 Spring Semester, UCCS was covered in about 2.5 inches of snow. Despite temperatures in the low teens, a number of faculty, staff and students paused to enjoy the pristine blanket of (More)
As part of welcome back week activities, the Office of Student Activities reminded the campus community of the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 21, the first day of classes. Students and others (More)