The UCCS College of Business will use a $3.35 million grant from the U.S. National Security Agency to educate, train and develop faculty in cybersecurity. (More)
All new incoming full-time undergraduate students, including first-time freshmen and transfer students enrolled in at least 12 hours, will be eligible to claim a Chromebook that they can use for the duration of their UCCS academic career. (More)
Pikes Peak Community College and UCCS have developed two articulation agreements that will allow PPCC cybersecurity students to seamlessly transfer to UCCS to finish their four-year degree. (More)
The Gazette profiled Karen Markel, the new dean of the College of Business. (More)
Corey King, executive chef of Dining and Hospitality Services, made watermelon gazpacho, demonstrated proper knife sharpening techniques and shared his passion for working with students, in a live edition of Kitchen Shenanigans June 25. (More)
Tom Christensen, former dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences and longtime UCCS professor of physics, will step down from his position as provost on June 30, 2021. He will return to the classroom for a final year of teaching before retiring in May 2022. (More)
Mercy Gonzalez, a transfer from Eastern Florida State College, has signed a National Letter of Intent to play basketball for the Mountain Lions, announced today by UCCS head women’s basketball coach Lynn Plett. (More)
With nearly 20 years of work with Olympic and Paralympic athletes, senior instructor Margie Hunt will be inducted into the CATA Hall of Fame this summer. (More)
Chancellor Reddy and a panel of campus leaders provided updates on topics including the fall semester, returning to on-campus work, strengthening UCCS’ culture of diversity and inclusion and more. (More)
The CU Board of Regents last week unanimously voted to approve a $4.54 billion budget for the 2020-21 fiscal year, am amount 5.3% less than the previous annual budget for the university system. (More)
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