Four Mountain Lions receive Athletic Director’s Award
Nathan Gibson, executive director of athletics, announced four Mountain Lions receiving the Athletic Director’s Award – Alex Cook, Deshon Elcock, Madison Ellis and Daniel Silva. (More)
April 2020
Open Enrollment: What Anthem’s pharmacy change means for employees
CVS Caremark will manage pharmacy benefits for select CU Health Plans for the coming plan year, beginning July 1. It’s the biggest change this Open Enrollment, meaning CU faculty and staff may have questions about what it means for them. (More)
A Day in the Life of a Biochem Major
Madison, a pre-med biochemistry student, shares how she studies and conducts research in this remote environment. (More)
The Gazette: Colorado Springs arts creatives delivering virtual shows, gatherings and activities
The Gazette highlighted remote art options through the Galleries of Contemporary Art and the Visual and Performing Arts Department. (More)
Garnar to be next director of Amherst College Library
Martin Garnar, dean and professor of the Kraemer Family Library, will be the next director of the Amherst College Library. (More)
OIT and Faculty Resource Center team up for “Bytes” session on remote services
Join the Office of Information Technology and the Faculty Resource Center for a combined Bytes with OIT session focused on helping faculty, staff and students learn best practices for working and learning remotely. (More)
Austin, Ross receive the 2020 UCCS Department of Athletics Student-Athlete of the Year Award
The UCCS Athletic Department is announcing major award winners every day from April 20-24. The 2020 UCCS Student-Athletes of the Year are Maia Austin and Will Ross. (More)
Commencement Profile: After COVID-shortened senior season, Clarke taking leadership skills to El Pomar
Business management and baseball have also piqued Clarke’s interest in leadership. In July, he will start a full-time fellowship at Colorado Springs’ prestigious El Pomar Foundation, which develops rising leaders to work in local communities. (More)
50 years from first Earth Day celebration, UCCS continues commitment to environment
In 1970, the fledgling UCCS campus celebrated the nation’s first Earth Day with an “environmental teach-in” to educate Colorado Springs about local issues. 50 years later, UCCS continues its sustainable legacy. (More)
The Gazette: Colorado Springs author recalls embarking on her own lie affter decades of caregiving for loved ones
The Gazette’s Woodmen Edition interviewed Magdalene Lim, director of the UCCS Aging Center, about the importance for caregivers to care for themselves too. (More)