Compromise reached in Austin Bluffs truck route discussion
Colorado Springs City Council members are set to approve a compromise agreement that would allow medium-size trucks to use Austin Bluffs Parkway. (More)
Compromise reached in Austin Bluffs truck route discussion
Forum attendees come away with shirts, ideas
Those who attended a campus forum today came away with black and gold “Reach Higher” tee-shirts designed to build enthusiasm at UCCS for embracing new approaches to both recruiting and retaining students. (More)
Army veteran to share inspiring message
Sgt. 1st Class Dana Bowman will share his personal story of spirit and determination with campus at 9 a.m. Nov. 9 in the Upper Lodge. A double amputee, the retired U.S. Army veteran tours the (More)
Cool Science comes to campus
Making science cool is the goal of a street fair scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday at the University Center. (More)
Who’s New – October 2009
Three people accepted teaching and non-teaching positions at UCCS in October, according to the Department of Human Resources. (More)
Noble looks back on 38 years at UCCS
As a UCCS student in the mid-1970s, Lee Noble remembers watching students ride horses to class. (More)
Staff interaction key to student success
The Professional Exempt Staff Association welcomed Kee Warner, associate vice chancellor for diversity and inclusiveness, and Anthony Cordova, director, Multicultural Office for Student Access, Inclusiveness and Community, to its Oct. 21 meeting. (More)
Colorado Springs economy recovering but not quickly
Colorado Springs’ economy is in recovery and in better shape than the U.S. as a whole, according to College of Business faculty who presented at a downtown hotel ballroom packed with community leaders this morning. (More)
Students in the UCCS Professional Golf Management program
Students in the UCCS Professional Golf Management program finished fourth in the 2009 Jones Cup competition Oct. 14 in Port St. Lucie, Fla. (More)
More than 100 donate blood in Halloween drive
There were no ghoulish creatures at the annual Halloween blood drive Wednesday and Thursday. Instead, a covey of happy pumpkins, baseball players, and cheerleaders assisted faculty, staff and students in donating blood. The costumed employees (More)