In response to anticipated additional parking restrictions along city streets adjacent to campus, a new 230-space lot will soon be built in the area west of University Hall and east of main campus. According to (More)
Stephany Rose Spaulding, assistant professor, Department of Women’s and Ethnic Studies, published “Abolishing White Masculinity from Mark Twain to Hiphop: Crises in Whiteness” in March. The book examines white American male literature for its social (More)
Teri Switzer, dean, Kraemer Family Library, announced six recent changes in job titles and responsibilities for library faculty members and two new library employees in a March 4 campus email. The changes are: Christina Martinez, associate dean Rhonda Glazier, (More)
Twelve faculty or staff members joined UCCS in February, according to the Department of Human Resources. Their names, titles, departments and start dates follow. Jill Davis, postdoctoral clinical fellow, Counseling and Career Development Center, Feb. (More)
Memorial services for Robert Rappold, a former senior instructor in the College of Engineering and Applied Science, were March 1 at Holy Apostles Catholic Church, Colorado Springs. He was 73. He was a senior instructor (More)
The UCCS men’s basketball team will host its first home playoff game in program history as the No. 3 seed in the 2014 RMAC Shootout when it hosts sixth-seeded Adams State on March 4. Tip-off will (More)
The UCCS women’s basketball team will take a five-game winning streak into the 2014 RMAC Shootout as the eighth seed and will face top-seeded Colorado Mesa in the quarterfinals on March 4. Tip-off from Brownson Arena (More)
The U.S. Army Cadet Command announced Feb. 28 that the UCCS Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps department won one of eight MacArthur Awards for the school year 2012-2013. The awards, presented by Cadet Command and (More)
Westbound Austin Bluffs Parkway between Meadow Lane and Stanton Road will be reduced to one-lane from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 1 as medians are constructed and new pavement markings placed, according to project (More)
The CU EthicsLine enables members of the university community to anonymously report suspected violations of the law, or serious or recurring policy violations. Faculty and staff may anonymously report such instances as: Suspected fiscal misconduct (More)
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