LAS Research Highlights podcast | Jennifer Kling
Catch up on the LAS Research Highlights podcast. This episode’s guest is Jennifer Kling, Ph.D., Department of Philosophy Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Legal Studies. (More)
Arts & Culture
LAS students curate glimpses into Chinese culture through “Looking China”
Through “Looking China,” five students from the College of Letters, Arts & Sciences visited the coastal Chinese city of Xiamen, in the Fujian province, during July of 2024 to film and produce short documentaries on various topics of Chinese culture. (More)
Donor Feature: Supporting arts & hearts | Dr. Susan Rae Jensen
Dr. Susan Rae Jensen is a Colorado trailblazer, having been the state’s first board-certified female cardiologist. Now, she’s helping UCCS students blaze their own trails with her generous support to the university and its scholars. (More)
UCCS to host Digital Humanities Advanced Institute
With the help of a National Endowment for the Humanities grant, Helen Davies and Larry Eames will host an Advanced Institute in the Digital Humanities next summer. (More)
UCCS hosts Social Justice Summit
UCCS recently hosted the highly anticipated CU System Social Justice Summit, bringing together students, faculty, community leaders, and activists for a powerful day of dialogue, reflection, and action. (More)
“One Million Years of Art and Science” exhibit unveiled at UCCS Downtown
In celebration of art and early human creativity, a reception and unveiling of “One Million Years of Art and Science” was recently held at UCCS Downtown. (More)
“To the Battlefield and Back Again: Conversations on War, Trauma, and Life After Service” podcast launches
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)
Poet Laureate partners with UCCS Downtown
Since being named Pikes Peak Poet Laureate in 2021, Ashley Cornelius has had an impressive tenure. (More)
Larkin earns National Park Service grant
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)
Olympians & Paralympians of UCCS
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)