Campus science discussion reborn
The Café Scientifique is back at UCCS. The bi-monthly lecture and discussion series returns 6:30 p.m. Nov. 9 at Clyde’s, University Center first floor, featuring the topic, “Vitamin D: Hyped Up or Home Run for (More)
Campus science discussion reborn
Winning proposal secrets to be shared
The UCCS El Pomar Institute of Innovation and Commercialization and the Bachelor of Innovation Program are sponsoring a free all day seminar on the Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Technology Transfer program and effective innovation (More)
UCCS to lead 9/11 monument design
An eight-foot-long reminder of one of the most tragic events in United States history is housed in a UCCS engineering laboratory, awaiting a new home and permanent display. Under a blue plastic tarp in the (More)
Campus to mark territory with sign
There will soon be no mistaking when visitors enter UCCS territory. A 54-foot-wide, 13-foot tall poured concrete sign is underway at the corner of Austin Bluffs and Nevada to clearly mark the western edge of (More)
Rebecca Laroche
associate professor, English, recently published “Authority and Englishwomen’s Herbal Texts, 1550–1650.” The book was published by Ashgate Publishing, Surrey, England. (More)
Cool Science Festival comes to campus
More than 5,000 budding scientists and science enthusiasts are expected on campus Saturday for the Colorado Springs Cool Science Festival. The Center for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Education, Colorado Springs Science Center Project, Cool (More)
Flu shots available Monday
The Student Health Center will have a flu shot clinic beginning at 11:30 a.m. Sept. 20 in the Department of Public Safety’s training room. The flu vaccination is $20 with payment by cash or check (More)
Gallogly earns gold for efficiency and innovation
The Gallogly Events Center at UCCS earned Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council this week. LEED is the Green Building Council’s rating system for designing and constructing, (More)
Clyde’s almost ready to pounce
A new gathering spot for faculty, staff, students and visitors to UCCS will officially open for business Sept. 28. Clyde’s, located on the first floor of the University Center, will be a featured part of the (More)
Housing students get high-level help
Students living in Alpine Village were treated to a gourmet meal with wait staff representing the highest level of university administrators Wednesday night. The Fifth Annual Housing Village Formal Dinner featured sautéed trout with lemon (More)