The May 27 event gathered about 100 participants to march in support of those who protect and serve, including those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. (More)
Following the American Civil War, Americans began a tradition of placing decorations on the graves of fallen soldiers. (More)
Nicole LeDoux always dreamed of getting involved with her community. Like many, her post-graduation plans were halted due to the pandemic. We caught up with her to hear how she’s rerouted her career plans towards a new dream. (More)
As legislation to change rules around solitary confinement progresses in Congress, ABC News examined the effects solitary confinement can have on inmates in penitentiaries. (More)
Barboza will serve along fellow editors from universities such as the University of Michigan, University of Notre Dame and more. (More)
Pediatric researcher Emily Bates created a video series to help people make informed decisions about COVID-19 vaccines. (More)
From projects focused on viruses, diversity, equity and inclusion, cryptocurrency and more, 30 students will unveil their research in the week-long Graduate Research Showcase beginning May 3. (More)
From academics to the arts, UCCS earned multiple nods in the 2021 Best of the Springs edition of the Colorado Springs Gazette, notably earning two top awards from the publication. (More)
Following a week of friendly competition, 10 UCCS Criminal Justice students reached new heights in a regional American Criminal Justice Society tournament. (More)
Ella Chilcote co-authored the study, titled “A Spatial Epidemiological Analysis of Child Maltreatment: Implications for the Indian Child Welfare Act,” with Gia Barboza, assistant professor of criminal justice. (More)
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