Campus offers kid-friendly early Halloween festivities
Local children and families can get an early start on Halloween with a pair of free campus events Oct. 30. (More)
October 2017
Photo feature: Homecoming festivities begin
Student clubs and organizations decorated the spine near West Lawn for Chalk the Walk Oct. 18 to kick off Homecoming activities. (More)
Direction, advice offered at Retirement Ready event
CU Employee Services will offer a series of workshops and vendor presentations Nov. 6 designed to help UCCS faculty and staff prepare for retirement. (More)
UCCS to adopt new learning management system
Canvas is scheduled to replace Blackboard as UCCS’ learning management system by summer 2018. (More)
Faculty profile: It’s all about people for Rod Walker: instructor combines policing, teaching
Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of faculty profiles highlighting the diverse and innovative faculty at UCCS. Standing beside the memorial for a slain UCCS student, Instructor Rod Walker thought about the (More)
Campus geraniums fall victim to freeze
Facilities Services grounds staff members cancelled a scheduled Oct. 18 geranium give away following freezing temperatures earlier this week. (More)
Chancellor Reddy joins India investment mission led by Gov. Hickenlooper
Chancellor Venkat Reddy participated in a seven-day trade mission trip to India led by Gov. John Hickenlooper. (More)
Parent and Family Weekend draws record crowd
Parent and Family Weekend welcomed more than 750 people to campus Oct. 6 – 8, almost doubling last year’s attendance. (More)
Church to present at Wyoming
Minette Church, associate professor, Anthropology Department, will present “Roadside Public History and the Archaeology of the Mountain Route of the Santa Fe Trail” Oct. 20. (More)
Cool Science coming to campus
The Colorado Springs Cool Science Festival will begin its eight-day quest to engage the community in science-related activities at UCCS Oct. 14. (More)