Student sculpture finds permanent home
Department of Visual and Performing Arts senior Margie Rick recently created a 16-foot-tall Colorado Blue Columbine for University Village Colorado. (More)
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UCCS in 30 seconds: TV advertising campaign begins
A new, 30 second explanation of the university’s attributes hit the airwaves this week after months of work by campus staff members. (More)
It’s official: Cucharas, La Plata and Roaring Fork dedicated
University dignitaries including CU Regent Kyle Hybl, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak, Vice Chancellor Susan Szpyrka, Associate Professor Michelle Companion, Executive Director Megan Bell and Resident Assistants Carissa Cotter and Jacob Christiansen officially dedicated spaces for 292 students to live and eat before a crowd of 75 faculty and staff. (More)
Instructor’s son injured: Campus joins support effort
Friends and family members of Sarah Treschl, senior instructor, Department of English have established a Go Fund Me account to help with medical expenses related to a shark attack. (More)
Photo feature: Spring 2015 Commencement
More than 1,000 participated in spring 2015 Commencement exercises May 5 at the Broadmoor World Arena. The event featured comments by university dignitaries, as well as Student Achievement Award recipients Dylan Shuster and Matthew Prichard. (More)
17-year-old to graduate before earning driver’s license, high school diploma
With what he calls “faith, trust and pixie dust,” a Colorado Springs youth will earn a bachelor’s degree from UCCS two weeks before he graduates from high school, or passes his driver’s license exam. (More)
Stanford professor to share secrets for success
One of the world’s leading researchers in the field of motivation will share her secrets for success in the workplace during a May 12 visit to UCCS. Carol S. Dweck, Lewis and Virginia Eaton Professor of Psychology, Stanford University, will present a lecture highlightinghy people succeed and how to foster success at 10 a.m. in Berger Hall. (More)
Chancellor receives Red Cross award
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak received a humanitarian award March 18 from the Pikes Peak Chapter of the American Red Cross. (More)
Video feature: Morris on veteran programs
Phillip Morris, program director, Veteran and Military Student Affairs was recently interviewed about helping veterans transition from the military to college and civilian life. (More)
College of Business and Colorado Rapids partner to offer soccer management track
Students with a passion for soccer will be able to pursue a business degree with an emphasis in soccer management at the College of Business beginning this fall. (More)