Upcoming Campus Events: April 7 – April 13
Check out the ROAR Daze events, attend faculty-led discussions, make connections at a networking etiquette night and join the UCCSLead Game Changer! (More)
Upcoming Campus Events: April 7 – April 13
Ten join UCCS in March 2025
Ten people began work at UCCS in March 2025, according to the Office of Human Resources. Welcome, new Mountain Lions! (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: March 2025
Communique celebrates seven Clyde’s Kudos sent to individuals and teams in March 2025. (More)
UCCS community encouraged to wear denim for Denim Day
Members of the UCCS community are encouraged to wear denim on Wednesday, April 30 for Denim Day in support of sexual assault survivors. (More)
UCCS to recognize Sexual Assault Awareness Month with series of events
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the Office of Institutional Equity, in collaboration with other departments across campus, is reminding the UCCS community of resources, reporting options, and ways we can work together to prevent sexual assault. (More)
Upcoming Campus Events: March 31 – April 6
Join a campus-wide rock hunt, celebrate Trans Day of Visibility and Joy, pick up graduation essentials at Grad Fair and check out the special speaker events this week! (More)
Campus Highlights | Week of 03.17.25
Each week, Communique will be highlighting a series of campus wins, accomplishments and accolades. Please explore the list below to check out what other teams are up to, and help celebrate their good work! (More)
Federal Transition Update 03.21.25
The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Strategic Initiatives has launched a UCCS Federal Transition Team along with a corresponding informational webpage. (More)
UCCS earns First Generation-Serving Institution Designation
UCCS has been bestowed the First Generation-Serving Institution Designation for its efforts towards supporting first-generation students. (More)
LAS Research Highlights podcast | Maja Krakowiak
Catch up on the LAS Research Highlights podcast. This episode’s guest is Maja Krakowiak, Ph.D., professor in the communications department, who shares how her love of entertainment guided her to the communications field and discusses her research on morally ambiguous television characters. (More)