Photo Feature: Spring 2021 Club Fair
The Club Fair is an opportunity for students to learn more about the various clubs and organizations across campus. (More)
March 2021
OIT Help Desk deploys self-help kiosks
With an influx of students, faculty and staff back on campus, the Office of Information Technology Help Desk deployed a series of self-help kiosks to serve stakeholders in-person. “The Help Desk is currently remote, but (More)
Photo Feature: Winter Welcome Week ice skating event
More than 150 students strapped on their skates and hit the (artificial) ice as part of a Winter Welcome Week celebration on Friday, Feb. 26. (More)
5 join UCCS in February
Seventeen people started positions at UCCS in January 2021, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
7 Questions with Steven Pittz, author of “Recovering the Liberal Spirit: Nietzsche, Individuality and Spiritual Freedom”
Steven Pittz, assistant professor of political science, answered seven questions on his new book, which draws on Nietzsche and his figure of the “free spirit” to examine whether or not liberalism is – as critics often argue – a spiritually empty tradition. (More)
Bloom earns NSF CAREER award
The five-year award will advance research in real-time systems and cybersecurity and increase workforce development necessary to address skills gaps and shortages in the profession. (More)
Striving to help fellow humans | Annie Alaine Hallis ’20
For Annie Alaine Hallis, earning a degree and kickstarting her career hasn’t been a straight line to success, it’s been a journey. (More)
After clinching second straight RMAC championship, Track & Field qualifies 14 for NCAA Championships
For the second time in two years, the UCCS Track and Field teams brought home RMAC Indoor Track & Field Championship titles. “I’m just so proud of this team and the coaches,” stated head coach Ross (More)
Beyond the Degree | Noel Rodriguez ’16
Noel Rodriguez had a college experience that was more than what he could have imagined. He was awarded the Bruce and Anne Shepard Reach Your Peak scholarship three years in a row, and started his first “big kid” job shortly thereafter. (More)
Gazette: Fort Carson Education Center celebrates renovation
Fort Carson celebrated an $8 million renovation of its Education Center with a ribbon cutting and tour of the facility Tuesday.