Annual 5K to raise money for student scholarship
The 17th annual Bash the Bluffs 5K happens April 28 in memory of Ed Burke, a renowned researcher and former associate professor of biology at UCCS. (More)
April 2018
UCCS Orientation wins regional showcase award in New Mexico
Hailey Santonastaso and Nick Lockwood placed first at the region three conference of the National Orientation Directors Association April 6-7 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. (More)
Math Olympiad approaching, award ceremony guests named
Elected officials will join leaders from UCCS, school districts and businesses to honor the award winners of the 35th Colorado Mathematical Olympiad on the UCCS campus. (More)
Commencement profile: Flexibility the key for student body president
Joey Vijayam is a huge advocate for being involved – while being flexible. (More)
Theatreworks announces 2018–19 season
Timeless classics and contemporary works ranging from fun to thought-provoking will mark the upcoming 2018-19 season for Theatreworks as the company begins its first full season at the Ent Center for the Arts. (More)
Library receives Eisner Graphic Novel Growth Grant
A grant will provide support of creative workshops and materials for veterans through the Kraemer Family Library with the announcement of the 2018 Will Eisner Graphic Novel Growth Grant. (More)
Associate Vice Chancellor of Research candidates announced
Two candidates for the position of associate vice chancellor of research at UCCS will make campus presentations on April 16 and 25. (More)
Billings to emcee Bachelor of Innovation celebration event
Hilary Billings, Miss Nevada at the 2013 Miss United States pageant, will be the master of ceremonies April 19 at the Bachelor of Innovation 10th Anniversary Celebration Gala Dinner at the Gallogly Events Center. (More)
Annual faculty and staff games return to campus
It’s that time of year where faculty and staff are invited to show off their department’s pride with some friendly competition during the annual faculty and staff games 12-2 p.m. April 20 at Gallogly Recreation and Wellness Center. (More)
Cutter named CU President’s Teaching Scholar
Mary Ann Cutter, professor, Philosophy Department, joined a select group of faculty with her appointment to the CU President’s Teaching Scholars Program. (More)