After four years of organizing, planning, researching, outreach and more, faculty Jennifer Kling, Ph.D., and Max Shulman, Ph.D., are concluding their long-term project “To the Battlefield and Back Again” with a podcast release. (More)
Since being named Pikes Peak Poet Laureate in 2021, Ashley Cornelius has had an impressive tenure. (More)
Department of Anthropology faculty member Karin Larkin recently earned a grant from the NPS to develop an interpretive masterplan for the site of the Ludlow Massacre. (More)
The robust Olympic & Paralympic resources in Colorado Springs have brought many athletes here to train, and for some, to also study and earn an education at UCCS. (More)
Theatreworks summer productions have been a staple of the arts landscape for decades, and this year’s offering brings audiences fast-paced, kooky humor. (More)
Summer performances with Theatreworks, now known as Act Out, are back! This summer, the crew will be performing Shakespeare’s Two Gents. (More)
On June 9, 2024, UCCS students, staff, faculty, alumni and friends walked in the 2024 Pikes Peak Pride parade in downtown Colorado Springs. (More)
The library’s newest art collection memorializes the lives lost and forever changed by the Club Q shooting. (More)
With the many exciting and innovative projects and research happening all over campus, it can be difficult to keep up. Faculty members Hayley Blackburn, Ph.D., and Grant Clayton, Ph.D., are making it a little easier to stay informed with their podcast “Inspired in Higher Ed.” (More)
When you can’t buy what you’re looking for, why not try making it yourself? (More)
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