Students at UCCS and campus visitors will get a chance to experience various religions of the world in a single evening Feb. 22 at the University Center. Following a keynote address by Mark George, associate (More)
The University of Colorado named two faculty members winners of the 2011 Thomas Jefferson Award Thursday, one of the highest honors given at the university. The award recognizes faculty, staff and students who advance the (More)
Twelve new staff members joined UCCS in January. Their names, departments, and dates of employment are: Donald Pettrow, assistant women’s softball coach, Athletics, effective Jan. 1. Erin Dalton, instructor, English, effective Jan. 11. Kathryn Davidson, (More)
Shawna Markiewicz, assistant to the director, Small Business Development Center, will help maintain the operations of SBDC as the search for a new director to replace Matt Barrett takes place. After five years as the (More)
Bernard has got a great thing going. He’s a successful architect at home in Paris, 1965, with his three fiancées, just not at the same time. Each fiancée is an air hostess, so Bernard can (More)
UCCS students, as well as a few faculty and staff, lost some off-campus parking spaces this semester but the change is beneficial, according to UCCS parking and transportation officials. Russ Wilcox, manager, transportation services, and (More)
UCCS in the headlines in late January. Includes articles and stories from The Boulder Daily Camera, Los Angeles Times, Colorado Springs Gazette, KRDO and more. Inside Higher Ed wrote about campus gun policies in Students, Guns (More)
A noted author, academic leader and Columbia University’s provost will provide a keynote address to begin the CU Diversity Summit 2011 Feb. 4 at UCCS. Claude M. Steele, provost, Columbia University and author of “Whistling (More)
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak supported the CU branding efforts in a campus memo this week and announced a forum where many campus details of the initiative will be shared and questions answered. The forum is scheduled (More)
The CU Board of Regents made the Master of Criminal Justice degree at UCCS official during a meeting earlier this month. For more than 13 years, the UCCS School of Public Affairs offered the Master (More)
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