Hidden away in the Osborne Center for Science and Engineering is a comprehensive collection of wildlife specimens. Bison, bats, squirrels, deer, big cats and many other creatures lounge on the shelves at the Jon C. Pigage Natural History Museum. (More)
For Axel Brown, UCCS’ 2022-23 Student Body President, collaboration and transparency is key to improving the lives and enhancing the experience for students at UCCS. (More)
As we settle into the fall semester, keep these resources in mind for any of your campus needs. (More)
Just a short walk or ride from campus, the Ent Center is a great place to catch up on classwork. With both indoor and outdoor options, the building offers quiet, beautiful spaces – and plenty of art to inspire you during study breaks. (More)
For Axel Brown, UCCS’ 2022-23 Student Body President, collaboration and transparency is key to improving the lives and enhancing the experience for students at UCCS. (More)
The beginning of a new school year is always exciting. With it comes new energy, the feeling of a fresh start, and a return to the liveliness that defines our campus during the school year. (More)
Classes are back in session for the fall semester at UCCS! The first day of the fall semester was Monday, Aug. 22, which saw the return of all UCCS students to campus, joining the first-year students who moved in the week prior. (More)
Lions, hawks and giraffes, oh my! (And prospectors, and gamblers, and gibbons…). UCCS has a surprisingly storied mascot history. (More)
Starting Aug. 1, UCCS students can reserve tickets to see the entire 2022–23 season of award-winning and critically acclaimed Theatreworks productions for free. (More)
Perhaps a change in mascot from mountain lion to hawk is in order at UCCS as Matilda, the resident Cooper’s hawk, shows no signs of leaving. (More)
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