Cimino to receive CU Distinguished Service Award at commencement
A business leader in southern Colorado will be recognized with the CU Distinguished Service Award during the 44th UCCS spring commencement ceremony May 11. (More)
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Osborne to be recognized with CU University Medal at commencement
A community trailblazer and campus benefactor will be honored with the CU University Medal at the 44th UCCS spring commencement ceremony May 11. (More)
Commencement profile: International student flourishes at UCCS
When Agatha Graselia finished her formal schooling in Indonesia at age 16, she thought she might like to complete a junior and senior year at a high school in America. (More)
UCCS retains gold sustainability rating
UCCS maintained its gold rating for commitment to sustainability in the STARS program through the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. (More)
Shatner delivers “Hope and Innovation” for BI 10th Anniversary Gala
William Shatner, a science fiction icon from the original “Star Trek” series, encouraged students to take the lead and explore the future during the anniversary gala for the UCCS Bachelor of Innovation program. (More)
Rorabaugh earns CU Staff Council Service Excellence Award
In his contributions to the university and community, Skyler Rorabaugh earned recognition as the UCCS recipient of the University of Colorado Staff Council Service Excellence Award. (More)
Chancellor thanks faculty and staff for their commitment to UCCS
Faculty and staff who combined for more than $200,000 in giving to UCCS in 2017 were recognized for their commitment to the university in a campus celebration April 15. (More)
Open Enrollment begins April 23: Few changes, no rate increases
It’s almost the time of year for employees to dial in on available benefits options and select plans to meet their needs. (More)
Surprise! Staff throw 90th birthday party for Clancy Herbst
Clancy Herbst thought he was visiting campus for a meeting with the staff at the Herbst-McCord Student Veterans Center April 3. (More)
OIT requesting feedback on collaboration tools
Whether using Microsoft, Apple or other products to work and communicate, faculty, staff and students are encouraged to provide feedback on how they collaborate across campus in a new survey from the Office of Information Technology. (More)