In Grief, Family Has a Message: Take COVID-19 Seriously
At the six-month anniversary of their son’s passing, CU Anschutz police officer and his wife warn: ‘Follow the precautions … In death, Cody’s saving a lot of lives’ (More)
October 2020
KOAA: Performing arts venues press through pandemic
KOAA interviewed Caitlin Lowans, artistic director of Theatreworks, about how the theater company was able to produce a new streaming production in the pandemic. (More)
KOAA: Window display of Theaterworks production costumes
KOAA reported on a window display at UCCS Downtown that featured past costumes created for Theatreworks productions. (More)
KRDO: The story behind those pesky political texts you’ve been getting
KRDO interviewed Josh Dunn, chair and professor of political science, on the effectiveness of texting by political campaigns. (More)
UCCS Wellness Center hosts suicide prevention training
Mental health clinicians at UCCS provide a suicide prevention training during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. (More)
UCCS to serve as voting service and polling center for 2020 general election
Voters in El Paso County will be able to register and cast votes for the 2020 general election Oct. 19-Nov. 3 at the Ent Center for the Arts on the UCCS campus. (More)
UCCS to expand substance abuse disorder education for students, community
A nearly $200,000 grant will expand the capacity of UCCS and El Paso County practitioners-in-training to offer high-quality, evidence-based substance use disorder treatment for individuals with addictions. (More)
OIT offers third annual e-recycle and e-shred event
Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to drop off their e-waste and used consumer electronics to OIT for proper (and sustainable) destruction. (More)
Mountain Lions ranked in top 10 of DII national polls
In the second week of the Division II men’s and women’s cross country national coaches polls, both UCCS programs are ranked in the top 10 nationally. (More)
Breathing life into hit TV shows | Andrew Carter ’18
Andrew Carter ’18 has loved cinema ever since he was a child. But it wasn’t until he transferred to UCCS that he realized making movie magic could be his career. (More)