When Tamara Curry graduates this month from the College of Business, she can confidently say her path was one of personal and professional growth. She takes flight from UCCS with a full-time marketing position lined (More)
As she graduates from the UCCS College of Education this month, Sandra Curry takes with her a special gift: a promising future as a talented writer. Curry flourished in her educational journey as the recipient (More)
Graduates from the Class of 2021 share photos of their decorated mortarboard. (More)
Gwenyth Rosenkrantz, the recipient of the Class of 2021’s Student Achievement Award and the first openly transgender student to receive the annual award, likened the college experience to climbing a mountain. (More)
The UCCS spring commencement ceremonies celebrated a record-setting 1,624 graduates from UCCS, the university’s largest graduating class in history. (More)
In a new series featuring Teaching Tips from the Faculty Resource Center, Lynnane George, instructor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, shares about free resources for faculty members to enhance the student and classroom experience. (More)
Members of the UCCS Police Department will participate in a rally march this May to honor first responders and UCCS police officer Garrett Swasey. (More)
Chancellor Reddy and campus leaders delivered updates on plans for the fall semester, the vaccination attestation and exemption process and more. (More)
When the Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion called for grant proposals using funds provided by CU President Mark Kennedy to advance EDI efforts across campus, UCCS delivered. (More)
The funds will be used towards bringing a new production of Aubergine by Julia Cho and directed by Lissa Marie Rollins to the Ent Center for the Arts, with the goal of a September 2022 debut. (More)
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