Spring storm stops campus
A late spring storm dropped between six and eight inches of wet, heavy snow on UCCS April 3 and 4, closing campus and giving most faculty and staff a day of administrative leave. (More)
Spring storm stops campus
Sibling rivalry takes on new meaning for UCCS athletes
Plenty of college students wouldn’t consider going to the same university as their sibling, yet alone play the same sport. But for five sets of sibling athletes at UCCS, family ties extend to the playing field. (More)
Photo Feature: Spring storm slows campus
A spring storm dropped up to six inches of wet, heavy snow on campus March 24, delaying classes and events until noon. (More)
Reddy: UCCS won’t lose momentum
Venkat Reddy opened his first all-campus forum as interim chancellor this week by outlining his near-term goals, then shifted to a discussion of what he called a stable campus budget. (More)
Wanted: Old timers and their stories
The Department of Communication is seeking nominations of older adults to participate in an intergenerational studies project. (More)
Photo Feature: Nursing students lead fifth annual bear drive
Ninety teddy bears built by UCCS student nurses, faculty and volunteers as part of the fifth annual Build-A-Bear fundraiser were delivered March 20 to UC Health Memorial Hospital. (More)
Veterans clinic uses eye-movement therapy to address PTSD
The Veterans Health and Trauma Clinic enlists eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy to treat veterans, first responders and even some community members with post-traumatic stress disorder. (More)
Photo feature: Health and Wellness Fair
The Annual Health and Wellness Fair March 21 at the Gallogly Recreation and Wellness Center encouraged healthy lifestyles for faculty, staff and students. (More)
Photo Feature: Auction to make way for National Cybersecurity Center
Facilities Services is encouraging faculty and staff to claim items in storage at the future National Cybersecurity Center building 3650 N. Nevada Ave., prior to a March 29 auction.
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Faculty at work: Sue Davis
Sue Davis, senior instructor, Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, was recently selected as the subject of a Faculty at Work profile by the Faculty Resource Center. (More)