The Colorado Springs Business Journal interviewed the two co-directors of the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center about interest in the clinics, facilities and courses in the new facility. (More)
For Missy Uveges ’19, being an ICU nurse is about rigor, autonomy, trust, teamwork and intensity – and decisions that mean the difference between life and death. She couldn’t imagine a better career. (More)
The 2020 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Women’s Cross Country Preseason Coaches’ Poll was announced today and the UCCS Mountain Lions were picked to finish fourth overall with 126 points. (More)
The UCCS men’s cross country program received 126 points in the 2020 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Preseason Coaches’ Poll, ranking them fourth out of 13 teams competing in cross country this season. (More)
With November’s general election approaching, CU reminds employees of guidelines regarding political campaign-related activity and expression. (More)
KOAA interviewed Gretchen Bliss, directory of cybersecurity programs, about the variety of career options in the cybersecurity industry. (More)
Forced as a child to watch his mother deal with drug addiction, Levino Johnson ‘16 dropped out of high school with just a ninth-grade education. Fearful at confronting these hardships, Levino found a level of grit and determination, propelling him to achieve more. (More)
UCCS celebrated hundreds of efforts in August’s Clyde’s Kudos, including staff who helped newly-hired employees feel welcome, set up hybrid classes and worked to make campus safer for all members of the UCCS community. (More)
The Gazette interviewed Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, about the latest local unemployment report for Colorado Springs. (More)
Presented with the opportunity to continue life as a successful businessman or to shake things up and find a way to help the less fortunate, UCCS alum James Proby ’96 selected the latter. To Proby, the need in the Colorado Springs community was too dire, and he had the skills to help remedy an obvious issue — capable men were missing out on job opportunities because they couldn’t afford a suit. (More)
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