Growth within the four areas of the UCCS doctoral program for engineering led the CU Board of Regents to unanimously approve the split of the program into three separate Ph.D. degrees in engineering, computer science and security during the board’s regular meeting Nov. 9. (More)
Sierra Brown, a senior English student and president of Student Government Association, will join the CU Presidential Search Advisory Committee as the undergraduate student representative. (More)
Faculty and staff are encouraged to join Chancellor Venkat Reddy and Vice Chancellor Chuck Litchfield to discuss ideas for improving retention and graduation rates for students during a Town Hall event at 2-3:30 p.m. Nov. 14 in Berger Hall. (More)
Students in the UCCS Theatre Company will present John Ford’s thriller “’Tis Pity She’s A Whore” Nov. 9-11 and 16-18 at the Osborne Studio Theater at the Ent Center for the Arts. (More)
Jana MacInnis, a senior geography and environmental studies student, earned second place in the undergraduate poster competition at the American Association of Geographers’ Great Plains/Rocky Mountain Regional Division Fall Meeting. (More)
Dr. Peter Braza, dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, will return to the faculty at the end of 2018 after more than six years leading the largest college at UCCS. Provost Tom Christensen will identity an interim dean by the end of the semester. (More)
As preparation work for construction begins on the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center, UCCS will move the shuttle stop servicing the 500 series lots to lot 580 effective Nov. 19. (More)
In support of student scholarships, community members have pledged $130,000 in Giving Tuesday challenge gifts in addition to faculty, staff, parent, alumni and student donations Nov. 27. (More)
Those interested in learning self-defense are invited to attend ‘Never a Victim’ class on campus through the Department of Public Safety. (More)
Meghan Lybecker, assistant professor in the Biology Department, will work with two University of Montana researchers to study the bacterium that causes Lyme disease. (More)
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