The Gazette: For some Halloween lovers, working at haunted houses turns into finding a family
The Gazette profiled Shannon Cornuke, a sociology student, about her recovery from Lyme disease and her support working at a local haunted house. (More)
October 2020
The Gazette: Colorado Springs man taps into family’s small business roots | Young Professional : Mehal Jivan
The Gazette profiled Mehal Jivan, a 2017 alumnus, in a series on Colorado Springs young professionals. (More)
Cepon-Robins illustrates how immune responses to intestinal parasites could reduce severity of COVID-19
Tara Cepon-Robins, assistant professor of anthropology, hypothesizes that the immune system, when stimulated by parasites, could suppress inflammatory immune activity such as that causing the most severe COVID-19 symptoms. (More)
Theatreworks and UCCS dramaturgy students present “Elections at Altitude”
While Theatreworks has been rehearsing the streaming production of “House Arrest,” a group of UCCS dramaturgy students worked to replicate Anna Deavere Smith’s process here in Colorado Springs. (More)
Spaulding named interim associate vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion
Stephany Rose Spaulding, associate professor and director of women’s and ethnic studies, will take on the role of interim associate vice chancellor for equity, diversity and inclusion until the successful completion of a national search, to be initiated in spring 2021. (More)
Finalists for Kraemer Family Library dean announced
Three candidates for the position of dean of the Kraemer Family Library will make campus presentations during the month of November. (More)
CU develops first systemwide Lands Acknowledgement Statement
The University of Colorado has its first systemwide statement acknowledging that the lands where the four campuses are located were originally home to Indigenous peoples. (More)
KXRM: UCCS to move most classes remote after Thanksgiving
KXRM reported on the decision to move classes remote after the Thanksgiving break. (More)
KOAA: UCCS will move to remote learning after Thanksgiving break
KOAA reported on the decision to move classes remote after the Thanksgiving break. (More)
KKTV: UCCS will move most classes to online learning after Thanksgiving
KKTV reported on the decision to move classes remote after the Thanksgiving break. (More)