Written by Quiara Alegría Hudes, book author of “In The Heights,” the play explores the invisible costs of war for Elliot, a Puerto Rican American and third-generation combat veteran with a wounded leg and a decision to make about re-enlisting for a second tour. (More)
After nearly two decades at UCCS, Chief of Police and Executive Director of Public Safety Marc Pino is ready to keep a new university safe. (More)
Nod is an app that offers research-backed ideas and tips for building social connections in college. (More)
UCCS students and alumni are invited to apply to paid consulting projects to benefit Colorado Springs and all those who live there. Applications are due on Sunday, Feb. 6, 2022. (More)
In a series featuring Teaching Tips from the Faculty Resource Center, Katy Cathcart, Senior Instructor in the Department of Criminal Justice, shares about ways to connect students with experiences “in the field.” (More)
Lesley Ginsberg, Professor of English, and Larry Eames, Instruction Librarian, have been recognized for their efforts to promote information literacy among college students with the first annual Collaboration for Information Literacy Prize, awarded by the Modern Language Association of America. (More)
The UCCS C-CAP Cybersecurity Penetration and Vulnerability Tester program, designed to prepare cybersecurity apprentices for roles in one of the fastest growing fields in the nation, has been named a Registered Apprenticeship Program in the state of Colorado. (More)
During the COVID-19 pandemic, older adults have often been thought to be more vulnerable to loneliness and isolation. Yet new research from UCCS shows older adults are more resilient to pandemic-era pressures than younger adults. (More)
UCCS will begin the spring semester on time and in-person with increased COVID-19 precautions, the university announced on Jan. 4, 2022. (More)
12 people began work at UCCS in December 2021, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
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