Preventing veteran suicide
Dr. Peter Wagner, Denver Office of Veteran Affairs, will discuss suicide prevention in the high-risk group of military veterans beginning at 1 p.m. Nov. 19 in UC 124. (More)
Preventing veteran suicide
Cookie exchange, literacy highlight campus appreciation reception
The Campus Appreciation Reception is scheduled for 4 p.m. Dec. 10 in the Upper Lodge. (More)
VAPA students perform
Concerts featuring student ensembles will begin Sunday and continue through Dec. 11 as part of the fall 2009 Department of Visual and Performing Arts Student Ensemble Concert (More)
Null, Brown to lead trip to U.S. Capitol
UCCS Political Science Professor Jim Null and CU President Emeritus Hank Brown will lead a group of undergraduate students on a class trip to Washington, D.C., to study art in the U.S. Capitol Building Nov. 13-15. (More)
Policies impact everyone
Speakers at the Nov. 11 UCCS Staff Council general meeting reminded the group that policy affects how, when and where employees do their jobs. And it pays to know the policies involved. (More)
Save the date: Event Center unveiling is close
In what looked to be a giant game of Jenga, contractors recently assembled 13,000 square feet of hardwood floors as the UCCS Event Center moves toward completion and a 4 p.m. Jan. 22 official opening. (More)
Veteran brings inspiring message to UCCS
A small but enthusiastic audience turned out in the Lodge on Monday to hear Sgt. 1st Class Dana Bowman tell how determination and drive overcame injury and adversity in his life. (More)
CU Foundation showcases donors, impact
The foundation charged with raising, managing and investing funds on behalf of the university recently released an annual report summarizing activities in the 2009 fiscal year. (More)
Jeff Ferguson
Jeff Ferguson, professor, Business, was elected to the School District 38 board Tuesday. (More)
H1N1 experts found at Family Development Center
Surrounded by posters and newscasts blaring scary messages about the H1N1 virus, the campus Media Services department thought a different approach might be more effective. (More)