In Memory: Elizabeth Young
A service of remembrance for Elizabeth Young, 18, a sophomore at UCCS, will be held from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Saturday, June 20, at Calvary Castle Rock, 1100 Caprice St., Castle Rock, Colorado. (More)
June 2020
Samone Roberts ’19 earns two Silver Telly Awards for animated film
Roberts’ short animated film “The Gardener” won a Silver Telly Award in the student non-broadcast category and a People’s Silver Telly Award in the general non-broadcast category. (More)
Colorado Springs Independent: With Senate Bill 217, state legislators aim to reform policing
The Colorado Springs Indepdent interview Jon Caudill, professor of criminal justice, on the strengths and weaknesses of the police reform bill in the Colorado General Assembly. (More)
Photo Feature: Peaceful Protest, June 13, 2020
UCCS alumna Jessica Asuquo ’20 and student Emily Nguyen organized a peaceful protest that took place on June 13, 2020. Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members attended to show their support and make their voices heard. (More)
KRDO: UCCS returning to in-person learning this fall
KRDO reported on the plans for fall classes on campus. (More)
The Gazette: 4 breaks from self-isolation, including bird watching and music with the windows down
The Gazette listed the Galleries of Contemporary Arts’ Virtual Studio Visits as a way to learn more about local artists. (More)
KOAA: UCCS’ Wang signs with pro basketball team in Germany
KOAA interviewed alumnus Padiet Wang on his future basketball season with the Bayer Giants in Leverkusen, Germany. (More)
The Gazette: PHOTOS: UCCS Peaceful March for Social Justice
The Gazette compiled photos from the student-led march for social justice June 13. (More)
UCCS outlines furlough plan for faculty and staff
University staff and faculty making more than $60,000 annually will be subject to furloughs in the 2020-21 fiscal year. (More)
Chief Pino: “I will be part of the solution.”
Marc Pino, chief of the UCCS Police Department, condemns the actions leading to the inexcusable death of George Floyd and recommits to training for UCCS officers. (More)