The UCCS track and field teams went up against professional athletes as well as Division I and Division II student-athletes on Friday as the Mountain Lions call it a day at the Martin Luther King Jr. Collegiate Invitational. (More)
KRDO interviewed Josh Dunn, chair and professor of political science, about how Sen. Cory Gardner’s vote in the impeachment trial could impact his re-election. (More)
Fox Sports Australia quoted Jeffery Montez de Oca, associate professor of sociology, from an interview in the Netflix documentary “Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez.” (More)
The Gazette interviewed Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, about the localsales tax revenue for November 2019. (More)
PIPs started at CU Boulder, where it saw success in encouraging students to take more positive and sustainable changes in their life. UCCS adopted the program and launched it through the Office of Sustainability, largely through the work of one student employee: Ryan Maikell. (More)
A crowd of 500 filled the Gallogly Events Center on Friday, Jan. 17 for the first El Paso County Suicide Prevention Conference with one topic in mind: reducing the number of deaths by suicide in El Paso County by 20% in the next five years. (More)
The inaugural Fresh & Tasty will raise funds to support GOCA’s exhibitions and events for its two Colorado Springs galleries. (More)
KRDO interviewed Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, about the reasons why rent has climbed in Colorado Springs. (More)
The CU Office of Academic Affairs solicits nominations for spring 2020 President’s Fund for the Humanities grant applications. (More)
Vicki Taylor, STEM outreach professor for the Pre-Collegiate Support and Success Center, received a $34,590 grant award for UNITE 2020-2021. The award was provided by the Technology Student Association. (More)
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