Faculty Council seeks communication input
Mark Malone, professor, College of Education, and chair of the Faculty Council Communication Committee, encourages faculty and staff to respond to a survey about university communication. (More)
Faculty Council seeks communication input
New license plate shows Mountain Lion pride
UCCS supporters will have the opportunity to display Mountain Lion pride on the front and rear bumpers of their cars as part a renewed program between the university and the Colorado Department of Revenue. (More)
Photo feature: UCCS celebrates homecoming with a bang
UCCS celebrated homecoming and the 50th anniversary with activities ranging from opening a time capsule and an alumni tailgate, to a spirit rally and fireworks show. (More)
Theatreworks to stage ‘Ghosts’
Theaterworks’ performance of Henrik Ibsen’s classic thriller “Ghosts” will begin with discounted show previews on Oct. 22 and 23 with an official opening on Oct. 24. (More)
‘Beyond the Beyond’ to open at UCCS Galleries of Contemporary Art
“Beyond the Beyond,” a five-person new media exhibit, will open Nov. 6 at GOCA121, the 121 S. Tejon Street gallery location of the Galleries of Contemporary Art. The exhibit will open with a 5 p.m. public (More)
Photo feature: UCCS remembers the past, celebrates the future with time capsule
More than 100 faculty, staff, students and alumni crowded around the west entrance of the University Center Oct. 8 to watch the unveiling of a 27-year-old time capsule as part of the UCCS Homecoming and 50th anniversary celebrations. (More)
50th anniversary: ‘Why I Came, Why I Stayed’
A book of UCCS memories was unveiled this week as part of 50th Anniversary celebrations.
“Why I Came, Why I Stayed” features 20 first-person essays from some of the university’s earliest and longest tenured faculty and staff members. In distinctly personal styles, they share stories about their hiring, challenges and opportunities. (More)
UCCS in 30 seconds: TV advertising campaign begins
A new, 30 second explanation of the university’s attributes hit the airwaves this week after months of work by campus staff members. (More)
Halloween blood drive on tap
An annual campus tradition is scheduled for Oct. 27, 28, 29 in the University Center. Bonfils Blood Center hopes to collect more than 180 pints of blood, an amount that will help more than 560 (More)
Greenwood to speak to women’s group
Daphne Greenwood, professor, Department of Economics, will speak on practical solutions to deal with rising inequality at LadyDems, a local women’s group, Oct. 22. (More)