El Paso County stands to benefit from renewed focus on domestic energy production if current exploration determines the county lies over part of the abundant Niobrara oil shale deposit. But could the disadvantages outweigh the (More)
Provost Peg Bacon was lauded for her 34 years of service to the university during a retirement celebration Thursday afternoon at the Kraemer Family Library. Speakers focused on Bacon’s sense of humor, leadership, commitment to (More)
A smaller than requested increase in student tuition for next year will also mean a smaller merit-based salary pool for UCCS professional exempt staff and faculty members, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak told members of the University (More)
In an effort to reduce late afternoon congestion and ease parking problems, evening classes at UCCS will start 15 minutes later this fall. Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak recently implemented a concept developed by the Alternative Class (More)
UCCS is co-hosting an opportunity to dispose of electronics, tires, mattresses and other items waste collectors don’t usually take. The UCCS Office of Sustainability and Blue Star Recyclers are co-sponsoring “Colorado Springs Recycles at UCCS” (More)
Most members of the UCCS community read Communique regularly and think it important. But readers don’t know how to contribute to the publication designed to keep faculty and staff informed of what’s happening on campus. (More)
The Multicultural Office for Student Access, Inclusiveness and Community, the Office of First Year Experience and Retention and the Pre-Collegiate Development Program sponsored a mentor recognition lunch April 29. The event thanked 92 faculty and (More)
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is scheduled for Saturday, but people at UCCS can participate one day earlier. Partnering with the Federal Drug Enforcement Agency, the UCCS Police Department is hosting a disposal site (More)
Nancy Smith, dean, Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, presented “A Transformational Partnership: University of Colorado Health System” April 18 at the CU Boulder Retired Faculty and Staff Association’s annual spring meeting. Smith highlighted (More)
Robert von Dassanowsky, professor, Department of Languages and Cultures, and Department of Visual and Performing Arts, was the keynote German speaker on developments in contemporary Austrian literature and new wave film at the Annual Kentucky (More)
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