Paul Harvey named newest UCCS distinguished professor
Paul Harvey, professor, History Department, joined a prestigious group of faculty to earn the title distinguished at a Nov. 16 meeting of the CU Board of Regents. (More)
November 2017
Campus community invited to march in Festival of Lights Parade
It’s time for the UCCS community to bundle up for the 33rd Festival of Lights Parade, happening Dec. 2 on Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs. (More)
Giving Tuesday a reminder of importance of private support
Members of the UCCS community will have the chance for a free breakfast, a warm pair of socks and the opportunity to support student scholarships Nov. 28 as part of Giving Tuesday (More)
Campus closed Nov. 23-24, additional holiday in December
UCCS will close Nov. 23 and 24 in celebration of the Thanksgiving holiday, with an additional day of holiday leave in December, university leaders recently announced. (More)
Three UCCS teams head to NCAA championships
Three Mountain Lion teams will represent UCCS at NCAA Division II fall championship events Nov. 17-18. (More)
Verner joins University Communications and Media Relations
A UCCS staff member recognized for his work promoting campus athletics will join the staff of University Communications and Media Relations Nov. 15. (More)
UCCS recognized as bike friendly
The League of American Bicyclists recognized UCCS as a silver-level bike friendly university Nov. 8. (More)
Unity Project returns with global twist
The Unity Project, an interactive public art experience, will return to campus with a global intercultural viewpoint Nov. 13-14. (More)
Newspaper recognizes two as Women of Influence
The CSBJ named Susan Szpyrka, senior vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, as a 2017 Women of Influence award winner, and Stephannie Finley Fortune, executive director, University Advocacy and Partnerships, as its first recipient of the Women of Influence Legacy Award. (More)
Like last winter? Campus readies for repeat
Winter weather in 2018 will likely be similar to last year with weather events more likely to be wind storms rather than huge snowfall amounts, according to the National Weather Service. (More)