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About 450 students participated in December 2013 Commencement exercises Dec. 20 at the World Arena. Robb Harleston, a member of the class of 1983, and host of CSPAN’s “The Washington Journal” delivered the commencement address. (More)
Faculty and staff donned their favorite holiday attire for the Campus Appreciation Reception on Dec. 10 in Burger Hall. The event featured a holiday sweater contest with prizes awarded for the best – and worst – (More)
Dozens of UCCS students got help with finals this week from the Office of Student Retention and First Year Experience and academic leaders. Assistance came in the form of plain or chocolate chip pancakes and (More)
History got a little more exciting for students last week. Using leftover jack-o-lanterns, students in History 1020 and several engineering students demonstrated a medieval weapon from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 1 on the (More)
Students, faculty, staff and their families were treated to a festive Halloween on campus. “No Tricks, Just Treats!,” sponsored by the Office of Residence Life and Housing, invited families to trick-or-treat through campus residence halls. The (More)
Colorado Lieutenant Governor Joseph A. Garcia address more than 100 aerospace professionals and educators at an American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics technical symposium on Oct. 25 in Berger Hall. Garcia also participated in a (More)
The remains of a mangled car were on display in front of Columbine Hall Oct. 23 as part of National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week. According to a large poster on the side of the car, (More)
Homecoming 2013 was a success with activities ranging from community service cleaning Garden of the Gods Park to soccer games Sept. 29-Oct. 4. Because of high winds, a Homecoming bonfire was rescheduled to follow the (More)
Homecoming is in full swing as UCCS community members celebrate school spirit and traditions. Throughout the week, students, faculty, staff and alumni cleaned flood damage at Garden of the Gods park, painted windows in black and (More)
The official, Sept. 22 start of fall is becoming evident on campus. In addition to changing tree colors, fall in the Pikes Peak region is marked by cool mornings, less daylight, and the return of (More)