UCCS Releases Relaxed COVID-19 Protective Measures
UCCS campus leadership announced Thursday new COVID-19 protective measures. (More)
June 2021
Medals on the mind: Valente pedals for Olympic gold while pursuing degree
Athletes training for the Olympics commit to their craft like a full-time job, and Jennifer Valente is all-in on the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo. (More)
#PrideAtUCCS Backgrounds
Show your Pride at UCCS! Download these backgrounds to use on your next Teams or Zoom call. (More)
Photo Feature: Orientation Open House
New students attending UCCS this summer and fall explored campus for Orientation Open House. (More)
How to get your pictures from Picture on the Plaza, students react and more
Faculty and staff cheered, students walked and photographers snapped thousands of pictures at the 2021 Picture on the Plaza celebration, and now those photos are all available to participants in the event. (More)
GOCA debuts U Ok? gallery focused on art derived from the year 2020
Faced with quarantine and isolation for swaths of 2020, Colorado artists did what they do best — create. (More)
Smaller, faster, stronger: NSF grant to help UCCS researcher develop the electronics of the future
A $250,000 National Science Foundation grant will allow Kevin Tvrdy, associate professor of chemistry & biochemistry, to advance the process of creating and purifying carbon nanotubes for the benefit of nanoscience worldwide. (More)
Community invited to participate in Health Sciences study
Faculty members in the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences announced a new study with the goal of understanding current social health in the Colorado Springs community. To help (More)
10 join UCCS in May
Ten people started positions at UCCS in May 2021, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
Nearly 900 utilize loaned Chromebooks as program expands to all
More than 875 students benefited from a brand new program at UCCS which provided Chromebooks to first-year students, supplying those students with a device to fuel their in-class and remote learning. (More)