PREVIEW | Mountain Lions head to South Dakota to take on the Yellow Jackets and Hardrockers
The UCCS women’s basketball team will travel to South Dakota to face Black Hills State University and South Dakota School of Mines. (More)
PREVIEW | Mountain Lions head to South Dakota to take on the Yellow Jackets and Hardrockers
Three online programs rank in nation’s top 40 in latest U.S. News rankings
Three UCCS online master’s program rank in the top 40 nationally and are among the top 12 online programs for veterans in the 2020 U.S. News & World Report Online Programs rankings released today. (More)
Galleries of Contemporary Art exhibition of ‘GREAT EXPECTATIONS: 2020’ runs through March 7
Eleven emerging Front Range artists will showcase their work in the UCCS Galleries of Contemporary Art’s exhibition of “GREAT EXPECTATIONS: 2020,” at GOCA Downtown. (More)
Winslows to receive College of Business Lifetime Entrepreneurship Award
Business leaders and community philanthropists Phil and Ann Winslow will receive the 2020 UCCS College of Business Lifetime Entrepreneurship Award at the annual luncheon May 21, 2020. (More)
The Gazette Woodmen Edition: Our secret is out | From the Editor
The Gazette’s Woodmen Edition highlighted the Ent Center for the Arts in its summary of why Colorado Springs is among the top places to visit in 2020. (More)
More than 2,000 students earn President’s and Dean’s List honors
UCCS announced the names of 2,084 students who achieved academic success during the fall 2019 semester with President’s or Dean’s List honors. (More)
The Gazette: Special-needs students are college-bound: UCCS graduates first class in May
The Gazette profiled student Ashley Mabry and Julie Harmon, inclusion coordinator, about the first class of students to complete a comprehensive certificate. (More)
Colorado Springs Independent: UCCS to host Grain School one last time
The Colorado Springs Independent interviewed Nanna Meyer, associate professor of health sciences, ahead of the annual Grain School. (More)
The Gazette: Colorado Springs historian explores race, religion
The Gazette profiled Paul Harvey, distinguished professor of history, about his new book “Bounds of Their Habitation: Race and Religion in American History.” (More)
KOAA: UCCS sweeps weekend with win over ASU
KOAA showed highlights from the men’s basketball weekend sweep after a win against Adams State. (More)