The Pueblo Chieftain: Hatton takes arts center post
The Pueblo Chieftain featured graduate student Margo Hatton in her new role as marketing and development director at the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center. (More)
The Pueblo Chieftain: Hatton takes arts center post
Cross country set to host RMAC Championships
UCCS will serve as host to the 2020 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Cross Country Championships this Saturday, Oct. 24 at Monument Valley Park. (More)
KOAA: “The Windmill Project” art exhibit installed at UCCS
KOAA interviewed Daisy McGowan, director and chief curator of the Galleries of Contemporary Art, on the new installation of “The Windmill Project” beneath Pulpit Rock. (More)
Mountain Lions maintain national rankings in Week 3 cross country polls
Both UCCS cross country programs maintained their national ranking in the third edition of the 2020 Division II men’s and women’s cross country national coaches polls. (More)
Representing culture through art | Shanah Leaf ’18
Ever since Shanah Leaf ’18 was a child, she has been drawing and painting with the hopes of becoming a renowned artist one day. (More)
UCCS Mentors needed for at-promise youth
Campus Connections is making an impact for at-promise youth in the Colorado Springs community and seeking student mentors. (More)
3 steps to creating a culture of wellness
In a guest column, Katie Gordon, wellness promotion manager, shares how to contribute to a culture of wellness at UCCS. (More)
The Gazette Woodmen Edition: A toast to Dream Butters: Colorado Springs business makes sweet and savory flavored butters
The Gazette profiled alumnus Brad Tyra on a business creating flavored butter based in Colorado Springs. (More)
The Gazette: Colorado unemployment rate falls to lowest level since March
The Gazette quoted Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, on the latest unemployment rate for Colorado. (More)
7 Questions with Paul Harvey, author of “Howard Thurman and the Disinherited: A Religious Biography”
Distinguished professor of history Paul Harvey answers seven questions on his newest book, a biography of Howard Thurman, mentor to a generation of civil rights activists leading the charge for equity in the 1950s and 1960s. (More)