April Town Hall celebrates UCCS’ new distinguished professors
Chancellor Reddy delivered updates on vaccinations, the tuition buy-down that has allowed UCCS to keep tuition rates flat for the 2021-22 year and plans for the fall semester. (More)
April Town Hall celebrates UCCS’ new distinguished professors
Earth Month: Volunteers clear debris from UCCS’ adopted waterway
Volunteers cleared UCCS’ adopted waterway of more than 37 bags of trash, including a car bumper and a gutter. (More)
UCCS, CU System to require vaccinations for faculty, staff and students
UCCS announced on April 28, in partnership with the CU System, that all students, faculty and staff will be required to have COVID vaccinations before the start of fall semester 2021. (More)
Staff Association welcomes new elected representatives
The UCCS staff body voted in new elected representatives, as well as passing a ballot measure to establish a new women-identifying staff committee. (More)
Upcoming event brings the Middle Ages to campus: Let’s get medieval on this pandemic
The College of Letters, Arts & Sciences’ Department of History is taking the UCCS community back in time with their upcoming event: Let’s get medieval on this pandemic. (More)
30 students to present graduate research in virtual showcase
From projects focused on viruses, diversity, equity and inclusion, cryptocurrency and more, 30 students will unveil their research in the week-long Graduate Research Showcase beginning May 3. (More)
Theatreworks’ return to in-person theatre to feature epic clashes, intimate storytelling
The arts are whizzing to life again at the Ent Center for the Arts as Theatreworks brings back the artists behind An Iliad. (More)
Pilot Tuition Assistance Benefit program allows early registration, wait listing
The new Tuition Assistance Benefit pilot program will go into effect across all four CU campuses on July 1. (More)
What to know about receiving your vaccine at the UCCS POD
Any member of campus who wishes to receive the first or second dose of the Moderna vaccine can do so at the Gallogly Recreation and Wellness Center Tuesday, Apr. 27 or Wednesday, Apr. 28. (More)
Shifting Expectations | William Ross
William Ross wanted to play college basketball. He decided in eighth grade that basketball would be his golden ticket to college after hearing he could potentially get a full-ride athletic scholarship. (More)