Students dig dogs at Pause for Paws sessions in Kraemer Family Library
Dozens of students swarmed visiting dogs in the Kraemer Family Library this week, getting doggy kisses, playing “shake,” petting puppies and swooning over furry faces. (More)
Students dig dogs at Pause for Paws sessions in Kraemer Family Library
In Memory: Eddy Dietz
A memorial service and balloon release is scheduled for noon Dec. 9 at Autry Intramural Field on the campus of Colorado College for Eddy Dietz, UCCS men’s soccer coach 1991-2002 (More)
Federal judge’s ruling puts new salary and overtime rules in limbo
UCCS has put plans on hold to implement new federal labor rules that would have affected pay and overtime for about 75 UCCS employees. (More)
Malone earns Faculty Council award
Mark Malone, professor, College of Education, recently received the Distinguished Service Award from the CU System Faculty Council. (More)
Ten join campus
Ten people accepted full-time teaching and nonteaching positions at UCCS in November, according to the Department of Human Resources. (More)
In memory: Martin Olsen
Martin G. Olsen, a former assistant professor and lecturer in the Department of Psychology, died Oct. 29, from injuries suffered in a car accident. (More)
Winter is coming, are you ready?
With snow and cold in this week’s forecast, students, staff and faculty are encouraged to make sure they’re ready for travel and signed up for campus notifications about closures and other weather information. (More)
‘A Christmas Carol’ returns to UCCS after 10 years
This month, the holiday classic “A Christmas Carol” returns to UCCS after 10 years with new actors in the starring roles. As with previous shows, Murray Ross, artistic director, Theatreworks, has added a twist on the original Charles Dickens story. (More)
Giving Tuesday raises $35,000 in one-day fundraising blitz
More than 650 gifts from UCCS students, faculty, staff and alumni raised about $35,000 for scholarships and other student needs on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 29. “We had a really good day,” said Jennifer Hane, director, (More)
Chancellor Memo: It is up to us to ensure UCCS remains inclusive, safe, and committed to our values
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak turns to former CU President George Norlin for inspiration during tumultuous times in a campus memo. (More)