Chuck Murphy, founder of Murphy Constructors, will receive the 2013 UCCS College of Business Lifetime Entrepreneurship Award at an April 19 campus luncheon. Murphy will be recognized for his local entrepreneurial success and for his (More)
Two of the most influential groups in European and American contemporary music will perform during a Pioneers of Music Festival April 2-13 on campus. The festival is part of Peak FreQuency, a resident faculty organization (More)
A leading scholar and critic of U.S. higher education will be the keynote speaker at an April 2 event at the Lodge. Richard Vedder, director, Center for College Affordability and Productivity, and distinguished professor of economics (More)
Three winners of top University of Colorado awards were honored with a reception March 13 in the University Center. Those recognized were Bob Camley, professor, Department of Physics; Anatoliy Glushchenko, associate professor, Department of Physics; (More)
A March 13 event at the Kraemer Family Library in celebration of Women’s History Month recognized influential women nominated by campus community members. Speakers at the event explained the affect their nominee had on them personally (More)
Recent changes to the UCCS food supply will be the primary topic of the March 20 Chancellor’s Campus Forum at 2 p.m. in the University Center Theater. Susan Szpyrka, vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, and Tamara (More)
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and Lance Bolton, president, Pikes Peak Community College will present “Partnerships=Prosperity” as part of the Fifth Annual State of Higher Education Forum April 17 at the Antler’s Hotel, 4 S. Cascade. The (More)
The UCCS Student Health Center will offer free screenings at its annual Health Fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 3 in Berger Hall. In an effort to promote living a healthy life style, (More)
A reception to welcome new UCCS Provost Mary Coussons-Read is scheduled for 4 p.m. March 20 at the Kraemer Family Library third-floor apse. To attend the event, please respond to [email protected] by March 13. Coussons-Read (More)
Occasionally forgetting things is a normal part of aging, according to UCCS experts. But what’s normal – and what might be a more serious psychological problem – is often difficult to comprehend without assistance. That’s (More)
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