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UCCS will house and support a new National Cybersecurity Intelligence Center under a plan unveiled last week by Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper. “As we see it, this center can be the country’s foremost authority on cybersecurity (More)
More than $50,000 has been raised toward a $100,000 goal for the Officer Garrett Swasey Scholarship Fund, according to UCCS Office of Development. (More)
Campus and state dignitaries celebrated the 50th anniversary of the campus Dec. 3 at Berger Hall. More than 300 people attended the official closing celebration for the UCCS 50th anniversary year including Colorado Gov. John (More)
Among the more than 500 students who participated in commencement ceremonies Dec. 18, one campus staff member and several others associated with the campus earned degrees. (More)
A UCCS alumnus recognized as one of the nation’s great poets will deliver the fall UCCS commencement address during Dec. 18 ceremonies at the Broadmoor World Arena. (More)
Hundreds of students stopped by to pet and cuddle pups during Pause for Paws Dec. 9 and 10 at the Kraemer Family Library. Dogs from K9 to 5 National Therapy Dog Registry helped lower stress levels and increase the sense of well-being for students as they prepare for finals. (More)
More than 400 faculty, staff and students led the Colorado Springs Festival of Lights Parade Dec. 5. UCCS was selected to lead the parade as part of 50th anniversary celebrations. Parade leaders carried banners recognizing the victims of the Nov. 27 Planned Parenthood shootings. (More)
A Chinese dragon, students carrying home country flags and drums began international education week Nov. 16. (More)
Denver artist and UCCS alum Joe Ziegler recently turned plywood into artwork to commemorate the university’s 50th anniversary. Ziegler, Communication ’07, used pointillism – painting a single dot a time – to create three pieces (More)
Veteran’s Day was noted at UCCS this week with faculty, staff and students participating in a Remembrance Day Roll Call from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 11. (More)