What’s open, what’s closed during the winter break
As students return home for the period between the fall and spring semesters, various areas at UCCS will have adjusted hours of operation between Dec. 15 and Jan. 21. (More)
What’s open, what’s closed during the winter break
Employees and family members join in commencement festivities
Among the 550 graduates who walked across the stage at the Broadmoor World Arena at commencement Dec. 14, five faculty and staff members joined two family members of employees for the celebration. (More)
Photo feature: Commencement caps
A collection of decorated caps from the December 2018 commencement ceremony. (More)
Class of 2018 gives back with more than $3,400 for scholarship funds
Members of the UCCS class of 2018 set a new participation and giving record among the summer and fall graduating classes with $3,456 from 226 graduates for the annual class gift. (More)
UCCS celebrates Class of 2018
UCCS conferred degrees to 1,072 students, and more than 550 graduates joined 6,000 family, friends, faculty and staff in the fall commencement ceremony Dec. 14 at the Broadmoor World Arena. (More)
“You look at our world and believe it can and should do better”
Mark Hawkins told the UCCS graduates to embrace the challenge of changing the world as he delivered the keynote address to more than 550 students and their families at the fall commencement ceremonies Dec. 14 at the Broadmoor World Arena. (More)
UCCS selects Wilson & Company for engineering of Spine Road project
Wilson & Company, an engineering firm based in Colorado Springs, will conduct the professional engineering services for the Spine Road project at UCCS to connect the central and west campuses. (More)
Welshon named interim dean of College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
Robert “Rex” Welshon, professor, Philosophy Department, will serve as interim dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences effective Jan. 1, 2019. (More)
Harvey’s book compiles latest scholarly research on religion and race
Paul Harvey, distinguished professor and presidential teaching scholar, History Department, joined Kathryn Gin Lum, assistant professor, Stanford University, in editing “The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Race in American History.” (More)
Grain School returns to UCCS in January
Grain School, a unique event that brings together scientists, farmers, bakers, millers, maltsters, brewers, chefs and consumers for teaching and learning, returns to UCCS for the fourth consecutive year in 2019. (More)