Video Feature: Behind the scenes footage from “An Iliad”
In An Iliad, one actor and one musician tell Homer’s timeless tale of fate and fury through vivid storytelling and live music. (More)
Video Feature: Behind the scenes footage from “An Iliad”
2021 commencement ceremony honors eight Golden Graduates
This year, UCCS will recognize eight Golden Graduates – alumni from the Class of 1971 – during the virtual Commencement ceremonies on May 14.
The VAPA Arts Festival brings artistic programs together for the first time
The VAPA Arts Festival is a series of events featuring work from art history, film studies, museum studies, music, theatre and dance and visual art students. The theme this year represents the challenges the art community has faced as a result of the pandemic. (More)
NPR: Daniels speaks on female athletes’ stand against sexualization
According to Elizabeth Daniels, associate professor of psychology, ankle-length Spandex unitards could be just the beginning of a cultural reckoning on the sexualization of female athletes. (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: April 2021
Communique celebrates 31 Clyde’s Kudos sent teams and individuals in April 2021. (More)
College of Business Lifetime Entrepreneurship Award moves to summer, in-person celebration
The award ceremony, originally scheduled to be a virtual event, will take place in-person at the Ent Center for the Arts. (More)
Garage door opens on new MOSAIC Center following ribbon-cutting ceremony
Campus leaders, donors and engaged students met in a mix of virtual and in-person celebration Thursday as the new Multicultural Office for Student Access, Inclusiveness and Community (MOSAIC) center officially opened to students following a ribbon-cutting ceremony. (More)
Barboza named associate editor of journal for Child Maltreatment
Barboza will serve along fellow editors from universities such as the University of Michigan, University of Notre Dame and more. (More)
Spreading Truth, Combating Misinformation
Pediatric researcher Emily Bates created a video series to help people make informed decisions about COVID-19 vaccines. (More)
11 questions with Samantha Bailey, sustainability coordinator for City of Colorado Springs
Samantha Bailey, graduate student in Geography and Environmental Students and the new sustainability coordinator for the City of Colorado Springs, is no stranger to getting her hands dirty. (More)