Johnathan Gachuzo Gonzalez, a first-generation scholar and senior biomedical sciences major at UCCS, is lifting up his community as he prepares for a career in health care. (More)
How do organisms survive in environments that should kill them? That’s the question at the heart of an Undergraduate Research Academy project conducted by Hadeel Khammash, a senior biomedical sciences major at UCCS, and Amy Klocko, Assistant Professor of Biology. (More)
In a year marked by challenges, eight UCCS researchers have achieved a new milestone: induction into the $1 Million Club for externally-funded sponsored research. (More)
Ice cream. Water fights. Dreams of flying. Could you list everything that makes life worth living? Tickets are on sale now for “Every Brilliant Thing,” a new performance playing Nov. 26–Dec. 19, 2021 at the Ent Center for the Arts at UCCS. (More)
UCCS Women’s Soccer downed Regis University 3-1 to win the RMAC Tournament Championship. (More)
In the fourth virtual Town Hall of the fall 2021 semester, Chancellor Venkat Reddy and a panel of campus leaders presented updates on compensation increases for faculty and staff, searches for new leadership and holiday closures. (More)
18 funds aimed at breaking down the barriers to student success are the focus of this year’s Nov. 30 Giving Tuesday campaign. (More)
Paige Rydberg, a UCCS student-athlete, dominated the 2021 U.S. Collegiate Championships to earn a gold medal in what she deemed her best season yet. “At this point in your life, just go after it, and accomplish as much as you can,” Rydberg said. (More)
In support of STEAM — science, technology, engineering, arts and math education — UCCS and Cool Science paired together for several events during the 2021 Colorado Springs Cool Science Festival, held Oct. 9–17 across Colorado Springs. (More)
In recognition of her leadership and day-to-day engagement with campus sustainability efforts, Reeves has been named the fall 2021 Employee of the Quarter at UCCS. (More)
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