Spring break blizzard forces early campus closure
A one-day spring break blizzard shut down the UCCS campus starting at 1 p.m. March 23. (More)
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Mountain lion finds new home on El Pomar Plaza
A 3,800-pound fixture of the university found a new campus home during spring break. After months of planning by the Facilities Services Department, the marble mountain lion was moved from its home since 2004 at (More)
New doughnut crew adds treats to coffee shop shelves
Doughnuts are a new line of business for Dining and Hospitality Services. After buying the equipment and supplies, setting up the kitchen and hiring two students, fresh doughnuts started rolling out of the kitchen in January. (More)
Math Olympiad seeks volunteers
The Colorado Mathematical Olympiad will return for its 33rd year April 22. (More)
Women’s basketball headed to NCAA Tournament
The UCCS Women’s Basketball Team will face West Texas A&M on at 11 a.m. March 10 in Lubbock, Texas, as part of the NCAA Division II Tournament. (More)
UCCS researchers to share innovative secondary school curriculum
Using materials as simple as tape and index cards or as high-tech as a three-dimensional computerized printer, UCCS is working to create the next generation of engineers. (More)
Forum offers peek into North Nevada future
The newest addition to North Nevada Avenue on the western edge of campus will be a 72,000-square-foot Sports Medicine and Performance Center. (More)
UCCS nominated for 2016 Green Ribbon Award
The Colorado Department of Education recently selected UCCS to represent Colorado in the 2016 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools Awards competition. (More)
Let it snow: Physical Plant pulls all stops to clear campus
Working nearly around the clock with a variety of heavy equipment and snow shovels, the Physical Plant cleared sidewalks and roads, helped stranded motorists and even cleared some areas in a children’s playground. (More)
Benight aids community recovery
Charles “Chip” Benight, professor, Psychology Department, and director, Trauma Health and Hazards Center, is featured in a new City of Colorado Springs effort to help community members recover from recent violent events. (More)