UCCS students are invited to enter the CU President’s Sustainable Solutions Challenge, which will reward students with up to $2,500 in prize money for their innovations in the field of sustainability. (More)
The Board of Regents on Thursday heard initial results of the Campus and Workplace Culture (CWC) Survey, in which University of Colorado students, faculty and staff provided information about their academic, workplace and residential environments. (More)
In celebration of Valentine’s Day, we asked the Mountain Lion community to share how they found their soulmate at UCCS — and the stories will make you believe in true love. Read more about our Mountain Lion sweethearts below! (More)
The University of Colorado Board of Regents approved two new bachelor’s degrees and a certificate program at UCCS, paving the way for students to gain a professional and academic foundation for high-demand careers. (More)
Interim Provost Kelli Klebe appointed a 13-member committee to assist in the search for a new dean of the College of Education. Valerie Martin Conley, the current dean, will be leaving UCCS after the spring semester to be a provost at Idaho State University. (More)
Despite shifting their therapeutic mentorship program for marginalized youths to a virtual format during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, undergraduate mentors and youth mentees alike were able to adapt to their new situation and create positive outcomes, found an all-UCCS team of researchers. (More)
UCCS has received nearly $550,000 in grant funding from El Paso County through the American Recovery Plan Act to support healthcare, wellness and resilience programs to benefit Colorado and the nation. (More)
UCCS’ Centers of Academic Excellence (CAE-C) Cybersecurity Faculty Development program has launched a variety of free and partially funded offerings to train existing faculty, cyber industry professionals, transitioning military/service personnel and graduate students for faculty and teaching roles in cybersecurity. (More)
For the first time since it opened its doors in 2020, the Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) has welcomed visiting international scholars to foster collaboration and spark ideas for future research. (More)
Scott Kupferman, Associate Professor of Teaching and Learning at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) will spend three months collaborating with Kazakh educators, self-advocates, policy makers and community partners to create accessible and inclusive educational opportunities for students with disabilities. (More)
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