Graduate School open house is Oct. 14 Individuals interested in additional education in preparation for a career change or advancement are encouraged to attend an open house for graduate studies Oct. 14. The open house (More)
Current and future students at UCCS may be eligible for assistance with child-care expenses, according to the terms of a four-year $186,000 federal grant. Ida Bauer, director, Family Development Center, announced receipt of a Child (More)
Ben Franklin has Theatreworks tea party What happens when our best-loved founding father is miraculously teleported into a 21st century television studio to face questions from an aggressive group of lively panelists? There are questions (More)
A UCCS building project and one near the university received Gold Hard Hat Awards from the publishers of Mountain States Construction. The construction trade magazine that covers Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota (More)
Athletic programs at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs are in the top one-third of NCAA Division II programs in the nation when success on and off the playing field is calculated, according to (More)
Four new staff members joined UCCS in September. They are: Molly Herman, transfer adviser, Student Recruitment, effective Sept. 20. John Herrera, shuttle bus driver, Public Safety, effective Sept. 1. Edward Anderson, executive director, NISSSC, effective (More)
UCCS in the headlines from the last few weeks of September. This includes articles and stories from Colorado Springs Gazette, Denver Post, Grand Junction Sentinel and more. The Colorado Springs Gazette wrote about the Southern (More)
The grand opening of Clyde’s, the long-awaited new campus pub, kicked off “Back to the Bluffs” Tuesday. The party featured live music, T-shirt giveaways and an appearance by Clyde, a rescued mountain lion who is (More)
UCCS faculty and staff should read their state-issued voter’s Blue Book carefully for a fair and honest assessment of the key issues on the November ballot and then cast ballots, Kirsten Castleman, senior director, State (More)
Fred Coolidge, professor, Psychology, was featured in the WNYC radio program “Radiolab”, a nationally syndicated show, explaining his theory of hypnic jerks, the scientific term given to the sudden jerk that often accompany the beginning (More)
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