The redevelopment of the North Nevada Avenue corridor south of UCCS will have a significant impact on the future of the university, including with students’ experience at UCCS and in building pride among future UCCS alumni. (More)
The CU Board of Regents approved a series of proposals from UCCS that will expand civics educational opportunities for current and future students. (More)
Medically discharged from the military, Marcus Pumphrey felt a bit lost about what path to pursue next. (More)
Megan Heier and Shannon Leupp, who both completed the Alternative Licensure Program with the UCCS College of Education, were recognized as top teacher candidates in the state on the Future Educator Honor Roll by the (More)
While many UCCS students were on winter break in January, a small group of students were exploring and learning about what it takes to be a rural teacher in some of Colorado’s smallest communities. (More)
James “Lynn” Woodworth, commissioner for the National Center for Education Statistics at the U.S. Department of Education, will speak April 4 as the second featured guest of the Dean’s Distinguished Scholar Series. (More)
Jonathan Caudill’s natural path seemed to be in criminal justice, having grown up in a law enforcement family. (More)
he College of Education’s Department of Teaching and Learning celebrated the move into renovated facilities at University Hall with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours Feb. 21. (More)
UCCS political science majors will have a new opportunity to earn an accelerated master’s degree in public administration in a new program between the School of Public Affairs and the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. (More)
More than 1,000 Chinese high school students learned about higher education in the United States, and specifically at UCCS, during the second event of the university’s Global Ambassador Program. (More)
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