The December Chancellor’s Campus Forum will focus on the program prioritization process and the university’s budget outlook. The forum is scheduled for 9 a.m. Dec. 10 in the University Center 302. All faculty and staff (More)
When individuals work together toward a common and honorable goal, great change is possible, Branch B. Rickey, president of the Pacific Coast League of Minor League Baseball, told students at a Nov. 15 campus event. (More)
While deer and other campus wildlife often may look cute, Department of Public Safety members are encouraging members of the campus community to be cautious around wild animals. Deer, in particular, have been active and (More)
As part of the continuing construction on Austin Bluffs Parkway, the area between Stanton Road and Regent Circle will be reduced to one lane east and west bound 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 16. (More)
With Colorado near the lowest in the nation for funding of public higher education, there is increased need to raise money from other sources, according to Martin Wood, vice chancellor, University Advancement. Wood and Jaime (More)
Academic and programs that support the academic mission of UCCS began the first phase of a program prioritization process this week as part of budget reviews. On Wednesday, vice chancellors, deans and department directors presented (More)
Visual and performing arts majors enrolled in Dance Music Collaboration and the Electro Acoustic Ensemble will offer a free performance at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20 in Berger Hall. As part of an interdisciplinary collaboration between (More)
Tim Stoecklein, program director, Emergency Management, was recenty notified of his selection to the 2014 Colorado Emergency Management Academy. The program begins in December and will continue through May 2014. The academy includes several courses (More)
Editor’s Note: This is the fourth in a series of occasional articles about the activities that will take place inside the Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences. The Lane Center is scheduled to open in (More)
Since graduating from UCCS with a degree in distributed studies, Robert “Robb” Walter Harleston has interviewed world leaders, military aids and economics advisers while hosting C-SPAN’s flagship morning public affairs program, “The Washington Journal.” Now, 30 (More)
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