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There is no Quasimodo lurking about El Pomar Center ringing the campus chimes hourly. Instead, the source for the hourly campus sentinel – with melodies strategically played at peak class change times – is a (More)
The newest UCCS student residence halls are the latest to receive coveted Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification at the gold level. Linda Kogan, director, Office of Sustainability, recently shared the results of an (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)
UCCS will bring a coach who averaged more than 25 wins a season at NAIA Division I Carroll College to lead the Mountain Lion women’s basketball program. Athletic Director Steve Kirkham named Shawn Nelson as (More)
A team of UCCS engineering students will share their efforts to get middle school youth more involved in math and science during a demonstration scheduled for 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. May 13 at Jack (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)
Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach shook hands and bumped fists during a May 5 Spirit of the Springs Award ceremony on El Pomar Plaza. Bach presented the first award to Janice Gould, associate professor, Women’s and Ethnic Studies, (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)
Before students left for spring break, the Dean of Students Office and the Department of Public Safety provided safety tips focused on personal responsibility as well as pitfalls of alcohol and drug abuse. Among the (More)
As most of the world prepares to be spectators for the Winter Olympics in Sochi, three with UCCS ties are actively involved in the Feb. 7-23 global sports event. For months, Nanna Meyer, associate professor, (More)