The Colorado Springs Expo Center got a new name this week as it officially opened as the city’s largest venue for trade shows and corporate functions. In Tuesday morning ceremonies, the Expo Center was named (More)
This is the eighth in a series of occasional features provided by the Teaching and Learning Center to encourage faculty to share ideas about teaching strategies that engage students and enhance learning. This week’s subject, Janice Thorpe, talks about her experiences in teaching a hybrid course. (More)
Pavel G. Kozhevnikov, instructor, Department of Languages and Cultures, recently participated in the Pushkin Reading in Bernovo, Russia. He read from his book of short stories and poems before an audience of Russian poets, short (More)
The range and severity of the flu season this year remains a matter of speculation, so what to expect is still a mystery. According to Stephanie Hanenberg, director, UCCS Student Health Center, the Centers for (More)
Each week the White House highlights “Champions of Change” who are making an impact in communities and helping America rise to meet the challenges of the 21st century. On Wednesday, UCCS Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak, was (More)
CU President Bruce Benson was optimistic and complimentary during his first campus Town Hall meeting of the fall Tuesday while advising that neither Colorado nor CU are out of fiscal danger. Benson began his four-campus (More)
Faculty who supported UCCS students through participation in mentoring programs, learning communities, Freshman Seminar, and early alert efforts will be honored at a reception scheduled for 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Sept. 23 in Main (More)
Campus events featuring Clyde, a rescued mountain lion, will take place in environments that are animal-friendly and conducive to education about the species, a committee of faculty and staff members recently recommended. An eight-member committee (More)
Kirk Wilcox, professor, College of Business, is the kind of teacher that students don’t forget. To ensure Wilcox’s high standards continue after his retirement, two UCCS alums are creating an endowment in Wilcox’s name to (More)
Helping UCCS students who come from different religious traditions or who have no religious commitment find common ground will be the subject of the first event of the White House Interfaith and Community Service Challenge. The inaugural event, (More)
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