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A local nonprofit group dedicated to supporting law enforcement by providing safety gear designed to protect in active shooter situations donated 16 sets of gear during a brief ceremony in the Roaring Fork Dining Hall Multipurpose Room Sept. 28. (More)
Moments of silence, performances of the national anthem and “God Bless America” and a speech about the importance of empathy from a Colorado Springs Fire Department member marked 9/11 near Osborne Science and Engineering Sunday morning. (More)
Two UCCS Visual and Performing Arts Department students created recent additions to the sculpture collection at the University Village Colorado shopping center just west of campus. (More)
The largest group of students in campus history moved into UCCS residential housing Aug. 16-17 as the campus opened the new San Juan House in the Village at Alpine Valley and debuted a renovated Lodge dining facility. (More)
UCCS, Pikes Peak Community College and El Paso County are working together on a fundraising project to secure more than $1.3 million in scholarships for local students. (More)
Under a bright blue Colorado sky, the crane sputtered to life, the opera diva nailed the high notes and the star of the event – a steel beam – lifted off from the ground, ever (More)
UCCS Police Officer Garrett Swasey was remembered April 27 when a flag flown over the Colorado Capitol was raised in his honor in a brief campus ceremony. (More)
Where students were once examined for strep throat, contractors are creating a new home for military students and the Office of Veteran and Student Military Affairs. (More)
UCCS students and faculty presented 118 research projects, scholarship and creative work during the 8th Mountain Lion Research Day on April 8 in Gallogly Events Center. (More)
The UCCS Police Department received 21 state-of-the-art medical trauma kits March 31, courtesy of the Police Foundation of Colorado Springs. (More)