CU weapons war to continue in courts
A Thursday ruling by the Colorado Court of Appeals extends a statewide concealed carry gun law to CU campuses, effectively superseding a CU Board of Regents policy on the issue. But the fight to keep (More)
CU weapons war to continue in courts
Josephine Benavidez
Josephine Benavidez, director, Pre-Collegiate Development program, will be honored at the May 22 Hats Off luncheon of Delta Sigma Theta sorority. The sorority will honor four local women for their commitments to public service.
Stephanie Hanenberg
Stephanie Hanenberg, director, Student Health Center, was honored April 16 with the University of Colorado Staff Council Service Excellence Award. The award was presented at the All Staff Council Conference in Boulder by Provost Peg (More)
UCCS honors humanitarian author
UCCS will present an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters to author Greg Mortensen at the Spring 2010 Commencement, scheduled for 11 a.m. May 21 at the Colorado Springs World Arena. Mortenson is the co-author of (More)
25 year club honored; memories shared
They told stories of water towers painted like soup cans, smoke bombs placed atop buildings, and tomes of epic battles for independence as well as providing sage advice to campus newcomers. More than 25 members (More)
Facebook users: keep on posting
An Office of the Attorney General opinion about Facebook sent some campus account owners scrambling this week but it was all for naught. An AG opinion questioned the terms and conditions Facebook requires of its (More)
Faculty receive ISIS demonstration
The April 9 UCCS Faculty Assembly meeting featured a demonstration of faculty access to the Improved Student Information System as well as discussion of health care concerns, and some positive news from the chancellor. Chancellor (More)
UCCS in the news, April 10 through 16
UCCS in the headlines from the second week of April, 2010. This week includes articles and stories from The Denver Post, Colorado Springs Independent, Boulder Daily Camera, KOAA, KXRM, and more. (More)
Alum motivates undergraduates
The Colorado Springs Undergraduate Research Forum drew a record crowd Saturday to hear John Herrington, class of 1983, and the first Native American astronaut talk about his experiences as a student, a pilot and as (More)
University of Colorado graduate programs among the best in nation
Thirteen academic programs across the University of Colorado’s campuses remain among the best in the United States, and are ranked in the top 10 in their fields, according to the 2010 edition of the U.S. (More)