UCCS is a growing university, and is establishing itself as a strong contender in many disciplines – something that UCCS alumna and current Yale doctoral candidate, Madison Fox, can attest to. (More)
Lee Haider’s trajectory from student entrepreneur to a leader at a major corporation showcases the transformative power of the entrepreneurial ecosystem at UCCS. (More)
This year, UCCS will recognize six Golden Graduates, each of whom graduated from UCCS in 1974. (More)
When you can’t buy what you’re looking for, why not try making it yourself? (More)
Richard Fierro, MBA ’21, is a UCCS alum and local small business owner credited with helping subdue the gunman in the Club Q mass shooting in November of 2022. (More)
Madison Schuster came into UCCS with her major undecided, expecting to pursue a track in the mathematics field. By her junior year, she had secured a cybersecurity internship that would eventually turn into a full-time position after graduation. (More)
Between an eponymous award being established, decades of devoted service, a space named in her honor and several awards for her work over the years, it’s safe to say Rochelle Dickey left her mark on Colorado College in her career of over 30 years there. (More)
UCCS alums Marcus Graham, Afewerki Zeru and Lexie Greitzer took advantage of the high altitude chamber at the Hybl Center to train for the USA Olympic Trials Marathon. (More)
This year, UCCS recognized 13 Silver Graduates, each of whom graduated from UCCS in 1998. (More)
Richard Fierro, MBA ’21, a local small business owner who was credited with helping subdue the gunman in the Club Q mass shooting in November of 2022, will address UCCS graduates and their families at the fall 2023 Commencement ceremonies. (More)
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