Photo Feature: UCCS Fall 2024 Engineering, Computing, and Cybersecurity Career & Internship Fair
On September 23, 2024, the College of Engineering and Applied Science hosted a Career & Internship Fair. (More)
September 2024
Segal named Kraemer Family Endowed Professor of Aging Studies
Daniel L. Segal, Ph.D., Professor of Clinical Geropsychology, is continuing his decades of service in the clinical psychology and professional geropsychology fields as the next Kraemer Family Endowed Professor of Aging Studies. (More)
Advocating for patients & policy | Carly Baker ’22
After a decade of hands-on nursing, alumna Carly Baker saw firsthand how healthcare policies affect patient wellbeing. (More)
UCCS celebrates 40 years of mathematical brilliance: the legacy of the Soifer Mathematical Olympiad and its founder
This year, the Soifer Mathematical Olympiad is celebrating its 40th anniversary as one of the most esteemed math competitions in the world. (More)
2024 State of the Campus: Building the UCCS of the Future
At the 2024 State of the Campus address Chancellor Sobanet, along with leaders from across campus, reviewed where UCCS has been and shared their vision for what the future holds for the university. (More)
Search underway for Vice Chancellor for Inclusive Strategy and Chief of Staff
A 15-member committee has been appointed to assist in the university’s nationwide search for the Vice Chancellor for Inclusive Strategy and Chief of Staff. (More)
Upcoming Campus Events: Sept. 30 – Oct. 6
Join a night hike at Garden of the Gods, have lunch with the UCCS farm, compete in some trivia and check out some cyber events! (More)
Photo Feature: First weeks of the semester
The first few weeks of the semester, from move-in to Clyde’s Kickoff to Disorientation Week and more! (More)
“One Million Years of Art and Science” exhibit unveiled at UCCS Downtown
In celebration of art and early human creativity, a reception and unveiling of “One Million Years of Art and Science” was recently held at UCCS Downtown. (More)
Unity Project creates colorful interactive art project
The Unity Project created a colorful art display on El Pomar Plaza that illustrated both the campus’s diversity and its connectedness. (More)