Personal journeys of success in both personal and professional settings and the techniques that help make them possible were among the issues addressed during this year’s University of Colorado Women Succeeding Symposium. The CU Faculty (More)
Doug Fitzgerald, sports information director, Athletics, recently received seven awards in the 2009-10 Fred S. Stabley Writing Contest sponsored by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Fitzgerald earned second- and third-place national honors and (More)
A $16.1 million road improvement project only touches a corner of UCCS property but will provide long-term campus benefits. The expansion of Vincent Drive will eventually provide improved access to the university’s future development in the northwest corner of the campus including future facilities such as an arena, outdoor sports complex and other university facilities. (More)
Mountain Lion men’s and women’s basketball teams completed their respective home seasons last weekend against the Chadron (Neb.) State University and University of Nebraska-Kearney at the Gallogly Events Center. Photos by Peter Schwepker. (More)
Terry Schwartz, associate dean, School of Public Affairs received one of the University of Colorado’s highest awards during a Wednesday meeting of the CU Board of Regents in Boulder. (More)
To encourage use of a feature within Communique, the University Advancement Division will offer free water bottles, mouse pads and pens to faculty and staff who post comments to articles posted on the faculty and staff newsletter. (More)
The Universal Design and Accessibility Committee seeks nominations for best Website Design among all CU campuses. The criteria are usability, universal design and accessibility along with other features such as adherence to Web standards. (More)
The 8th annual CU Women Succeeding Symposium began with dinner and networking events Thursday night in preparation for a day long series of discussions focused on issues facing women at the university. (More)
The historic contributions of Jews to the American Southwest, including Colorado, will be the subject of a two-day conference at UCCS March 10 and 11. The Sephardic Memory and Movement Conference will highlight the history (More)
The Gallery of Contemporary Art is planning a fundraising party March 12 that promises cocktails, food, dancing, video art, silent films, live jazz and performance projects. The location of the party is a secret. Ticket (More)
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