2019 Peak FreQuency Music Festival brings legendary composer to UCCS
The works of world-renowned composer, musicologist and technologist George E. Lewis will weave in and out of this year’s music festival. (More)
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Nursing internship in Nepal inspires dreams for the future
After completing a nursing internship in Nepal, Adrianne Thompson ’19 is inspired to stay in the field – and one day, open her own hospital abroad. (More)
Q&A with Army veteran Nathan Kriss
Current student and Army veteran Nathan Kriss keeps his connection to the military community strong by helping soldiers, veterans and their families pursue higher education. (More)
3rd annual Sustainability Summit to focus on community-powered change
The summit will showcase efforts to make UCCS a more sustainable place to live, learn and work and feature a keynote from Colorado State University’s Dr. Jeni Cross on accelerating sustainable change. (More)
Veterans Day 2019 events on campus this week
The Office of Veteran and Military Affairs will offer a number of events to thank military-affiliated members of the campus community during the week. (More)
Nov. 13 Town Hall to focus on incentive-based budget model
The all-campus event will focus on the incentive-based budget model proposed by the draft 2030 UCCS Strategic Plan. (More)
Campus invited to participate in Mountain Lion Research Day Dec. 13
Faculty, staff and students alike are invited to participate in the 11th annual Mountain Lion Research Day, an opportunity for campus to experience high-caliber research conducted by members of the UCCS community. (More)
García named interim vice chancellor for student success
Beginning Nov. 1, Carlos García, associate vice chancellor for student success and auxiliary services, will serve as interim vice chancellor for student success. (More)
UCCS closes Oct. 28
UCCS will be closed Monday, Oct. 28, as Colorado Springs and El Paso County experienced snowy and icy conditions. All classes and activities scheduled for Oct. 28 are cancelled. (More)
School of Public Affairs students win big at first American Criminal Justice Association competition
Students in the extracurricular organization netted seven awards at their first regional competition. (More)