Dan Wilkerson, former University of Colorado vice president, university counsel and secretary of the CU Board of Regents, will assist UCCS and the Office of University Counsel by handling campus legal issues on an interim (More)
Three staff members joined UCCS in February. Their names, titles, department and start dates follow. Heidi Wardell, enrollment and student services specialist, College of Letters, Arts and Sciences Department of Extended Studies, Feb. 18. Christine (More)
Update: UCCS fell to Colorado Christian 70-72. Despite the loss, Lauren Wolfinger, senior, guard, scored a career high 28-points. UCCS finished the season 19-8 overall and 16-6 in the RMAC. UCCS will host a first-round game of the 2013 Rocky (More)
UCCS will soon ask for bids from private architectural and construction firms to design a $74 million 510-bed expansion to campus housing. Susan Szpyrka, vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, said the UCCS Planning and Construction (More)
Twenty years ago, a student at any CU campus paid for roughly one-third the cost of his or her education. The balance came from the State of Colorado. But today, the situation is exactly opposite (More)
The top job at the Department of Public Safety will soon be divided between two staff members. Susan Szpyrka, vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, announced Wednesday, plans to create separate leadership positions for Police Operations (More)
UCCS will host the Colorado Science Olympiad Southern Regional Tournament for middle and high school students from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 2. More than 900 middle school and high school students from southern (More)
Three award-winning UCCS faculty and staff will be recognized at reception scheduled for 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. March 13 in University Center 116. Those being honored include: Robert Camley, professor, Department of Physics. Camley (More)
Fred Coolidge, professor, Department of Psychology, and Anthony Shull, executive director, Office of International Affairs, recently participated in an Institute of International Education-led tour of India and its higher education institutions as part of the (More)
The New York Times bestseller “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” came one step closer to reality this week when Lacks’ son addressed a crowd of about 200 Tuesday night at Berger Hall. David “Sonny” (More)
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