UCCS Police share tips on bicycle theft prevention
Campus community members are urged to take steps to prevent bicycle theft in UCCS Police’s Oct. 9 Safety Tip Tuesday video. (More)
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New series to connect community with campus chefs
As part of an initiative to connect the community with those who work in Dining and Hospitality Services, a new series, “Meet the Chef”, kicked off this semester. (More)
Photo feature: 10th annual Bike Jam
More than 200 students, faculty and staff participated in the 10th annual Bike Jam Sept. 12. Chancellor Reddy even took a cruise around campus during the festivities. (More)
Campus dismount zones to keep pedestrians safe
Cyclists and skateboarders are urged to use dismount zones to keep pedestrians safe on campus walkways during a recent video posted on UCCS Police Facebook page. (More)
UCCS Police remind pedestrians of jaywalking violation
Pedestrians could face a fine of $75 if they jaywalk across Austin Bluffs Parkway. UCCS Police remind students, faculty and staff of the violation in the Aug. 28 video posted on their Facebook page as part of a series of public service videos. (More)
Drivers reminded of illegal U-turn area at Regent Circle intersection
Drivers making an illegal U-turn on Austin Bluffs Parkway at the Regent Circle intersection could face a fine of up to $81 and three points on their driver’s license. (More)
Honey bees call UCCS Farm home
This summer was buzzing at the UCCS Farm. Two small hives were introduced and are thriving behind the farmhouse. (More)
Mountain Lion Fieldhouse to open this fall
Mountain Lion Fieldhouse is expected to be complete by the first day of classes this fall. (More)
UCCS Downtown bringing collaboration to center of Colorado Springs
UCCS will bring the energy and exceptional teaching of one of the state’s fastest-growing universities to the center of Colorado Springs with the opening of UCCS Downtown in fall 2018. (More)
Gov. Hickenlooper signs bill for cyber workforce development and research funding
Flanked by bill sponsors and stakeholders, Gov. John Hickenlooper signed the “Cyber Coding Cryptology for State Records” bill into law in a formal signing ceremony May 30 at the Colorado State Capitol. (More)