UCCS faculty, staff and students participated in a Remembrance Day National Roll Call on Nov. 11 in celebration of Veterans Day. At more than 100 colleges and universities across the nation, the names of more (More)
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper proposed increases in higher education funding as well as money for a UCCS project in his Nov. 1 FY 2014-15 budget recommendations. Hickenlooper recommended to the Joint Budget Committee of the (More)
The UCCS Galleries of Contemporary Art received a nod of approval from the Colorado Springs community by being selected to participate in the 5th Annual Indy Give! campaign. GOCA is one of seven community arts (More)
The 2013 Holiday Service Project is underway as UCCS community members support up to 30 UCCS-related families during this year’s holiday season. The annual service project, which ends Dec. 11, collects donations to be distributed (More)
UCCS faculty and staff who do not have CU-provided health insurance will have another opportunity to enroll beginning Nov. 11. While employees are not required to use CU benefits, the provisions of the Affordable Care (More)
Update: The UCCS Men’s Soccer team lost 2-1 to Colorado Mesa in the first round of the RMAC tournament. The UCCS Women’s Soccer team lost 1-0 to Fort Lewis College in the first round of (More)
A three-day Halloween blood drive at UCCS netted 164 pints of blood, enough to potentially save the lives of 500 people, according to representatives of Bonfils Blood Center. Solitaire Merrill, community donor representative, Bonfils Blood (More)
History got a little more exciting for students last week. Using leftover jack-o-lanterns, students in History 1020 and several engineering students demonstrated a medieval weapon from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 1 on the (More)
David Havlick, associate professor, Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, was co-organizer of a symposium on restoring post-industrial and post-military landscapes at the Society for Ecological Restoration World Conference Oct. 6-11 in Madison, Wisc. The (More)
More than 275 students crowded around a 20-foot-tall bon fire in Lot 12 following a men’s and women’s soccer game Nov. 1. Attendees were treated to free s’mores, hot chocolate, mini corndogs, and funnel cake. Music (More)
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