Building a culture of care in higher education
Emily Skop is here to disrupt – in the most caring way possible. (More)
February 2025
Joy and purpose in volunteering with National Mill Dog Rescue | Hillary Wolf Saba ’01
Hillary Wolf Saba has made a significant impact on the lives of countless dogs in her journey as a volunteer with the National Mill Dog Rescue. (More)
From persistence to empowerment through dermatology | Victoria Asuquo ’19
Victoria Asuquo, a 2019 summa cum laude graduate from UCCS with a degree in Biomedical Sciences and an emphasis in Pre-Medicine, wants to redefine what it means to combine compassion, innovation, and resilience in medicine. (More)
Mushroom in space! UCCS and PPSC multi-disciplinary student team sends new experiment to space
A collaborative team of five talented students from the UCCS and Pikes Peak State College is set to make history with their innovative research experiment bound for the International Space Station in spring 2025. (More)
Citizenship and Civics Leadership grant awarded to College of Education
In a time of rampant misinformation and declining trust in governmental institutions, College of Education faculty are dedicating themselves to improving critical thinking, media literacy, civic participation and interest in public service. (More)
Competing in real estate and stair racing | Mark Ewell ’96
When it comes to stair climbing, Mark Ewell is a step above the rest. (More)
2024 Distinguished Alumnus, astronaut John Herrington visits campus
Just before the fall 2024 commencement ceremonies this part December, UCCS alum and astronaut John Herrington visited campus. (More)
C3 Innovation at UCCS officially revealed
This week, UCCS celebrated the launch of C3 Innovation. C3 stands for curiosity, creativity and community, values that the environment hopes to foster. (More)
Upcoming UIS maintenance alert
Most production services universitywide will be unavailable on Sunday, February 16, 2025 from 6 a.m. – 11:59 p.m. to install a critical patch update to CU’s systems. (More)
Paid leave program marks one year with big impact
It’s been just over a year since the University of Colorado’s self-funded and self-administered Family and Medical Leave Insurance program took effect. Its biggest impact is on the lives of CU’s employees. (More)