Impacts to campus in the case of a government shutdown
The likelihood of a federal government shutdown when the fiscal year ends this Saturday, September 30 is high. (More)
The likelihood of a federal government shutdown when the fiscal year ends this Saturday, September 30 is high. (More)
As the Cabinet continues to look for ways to make the university more streamlined, a few departments and programs will see a change in their reporting structures in the coming months. (More)
The UCCS Police Department has convened a new council to provide collaboration, insight and a wider campus perspective. (More)
A list of the recent achievements in scholarship and sponsored programs. Bask in the reflected glory of all the extraordinary achievements on our campus. (More)
The 2023 EthicsFirst workshop will take place on Thursday, October 19, offering for the first time both a morning and an afternoon session. (More)
Emergency and Safety Services is bringing two new safety features to campus this fall: a panic button that will be installed on all UCCS computers and a brand-new safety app. (More)
Carlos García, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, recently announced that, after 42 years in higher education, he will be retiring on February 29, 2024. (More)
Dining and Hospitality Services is offering a brand-new monthly employee discount program for all UCCS faculty and staff. (More)
For the second year in a row, UCCS has been named a Military Spouse Friendly School. The recognition is given to universities that create sustainable and meaningful education paths for military spouses. (More)
In recognition of his tireless advocacy and advancement of the UCCS campus, the CU Board of Regents recognized Venkat Reddy as Chancellor Emeritus on September 7. (More)
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