RMAC official statement regarding COVID-19
The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference has announced its plans to conduct winter sports during the 2020-2021 academic year. (More)
RMAC official statement regarding COVID-19
Tips for secure online shopping
Holiday online sales are expected to reach $189 billion, up 33 percent over last year, according to Adobe Analytics. And, where the shoppers go, so do the fraudsters, shopping for your financial and personal information. (More)
KOAA: While COVID-19 cases climb, Colorado travel expectations decrease
KOAA interviewed three students on their plans for the Thanksgiving holiday break. (More)
Free sport performance trials for Black Friday at the Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center
The William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center is offering free trial programs for Black Friday, Nov. 27. Register by calling (719) 776-4928. (More)
Pyszczynski named 2020 Outstanding Research Mentor
For his dedication to developing young researchers’ individuality and his commitment to their professional development, Tom Pyszczynski, distinguished professor of psychology, has been named the winner of the annual UCCS Outstanding Research Mentorship Award. (More)
Giving Tuesday focuses on breaking down the barriers to student success
Four funds on campus, benefiting the work to combat challenges that UCCS students face, will be the target of the 2020 Giving Tuesday campaign Dec. 1. (More)
Women’s basketball adds Dominguez, White to program
The UCCS women’s basketball program has added Alexa Dominguez and Maison White to the 2021-22 team, announced today by Mountain Lions head coach Lynn Plett. (More)
November Town Hall reinforces mental health, enrollment as top priorities
Chancellor Reddy and a panel of campus leaders provided updates on budgetary and personnel matters, spring enrollments, equity, diversity and inclusion priorities and the critical importance of safeguarding one’s physical and mental health. (More)
Graduate business programs waive admission exam requirements for prospective students
Applicants to the Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Accounting programs have the option to waive the GMAT and GRE if they meet certain requirements to the UCCS College of Business. (More)
Overcoming adversity to fuel futures | J. Thomas Gregory ’00
The path to earning a degree isn’t always a straight line, according to J. Thomas Gregory ’00 who, while working as a teacher in Colorado, realized he needed a degree to advance into the realm of administration. (More)