The UCCS men’s cross country team set a new record and celebrated their highest-ever finish, taking fifth place at the 2021 NCAA Division II National Championship. The women’s cross country team tied their program’s highest finish since 2006 at a NCAA Division II National Championship, placing in seventh. (More)
Continued commitment to the success of military-affiliated students at UCCS led to the university’s seventh-consecutive Gold in the annual Military Friendly schools rankings. (More)
On March 8, scholars and alumni of the Bruce and Anne Shepard Reach Your Peak scholarship celebrated with community leaders, donors, staff and supporters of the program at the Ent Center for the Arts. (More)
“Everyone can be great because everybody can serve,” spoke Martin Luther King, Jr. in a call to service. During the week-long UCCS Days of Service and Action, all are invited to invest in the health and harmony of the university and surrounding communities. (More)
When Katherine Daniel ’20, ’21 learned that Teller County, Colorado residents are at twice the risk of skin cancer than others in the state, she turned a research project from class into a real-life initiative to bring sun safety to children in Woodland Park. (More)
Todd Saliman, President of the University of Colorado, visited UCCS on March 14 during his spring semester listening tour. Saliman spent the day listening intently to students, faculty and staff, and learning about some of UCCS’ distinctive programs. (More)
Larry Lee, a career professional in business development and strategic partnerships, is UCCS’ new Executive Director of Auxiliary Services. (More)
Tabatha “Tabby” Farney has been named Assistant Dean of Library Administration at the Kraemer Family Library. Farney assumed the role Jan. 1. (More)
If you’d like to be a voice for staff members at UCCS, now is your time. From now until March 25, the UCCS Staff Association is open for nominations for staff members interested in serving as elected members of the Staff Association Executive Board. (More)
Iñigo San Millán, Associate Professor of Human Physiology & Nutrition at UCCS and Assistant Professor at the CU School of Medicine, published new research showing the accumulation of chronic cellular lactate can pose health risks over time. (More)
Copyright © 2000-2022 | UCCS University Communications
For the most recent articles, please visit https://news.uccs.edu. If you'd like to to view archived articles, click the button below to continue.