20 join UCCS in October 2022
20 people began work at UCCS in October 2022, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
20 join UCCS in October 2022
Dusty Loo recognized by the Board of Regents
During their regular meeting on Nov. 4, the University of Colorado Board of Regents passed a resolution in appreciation of Dusty Loo, posthumously. (More)
UCCS and El Paso County to sink their teeth into long-term care crisis with JAWS
UCCS is ready to take a bite out of the long-term care crisis with JAWS. JAWS, or Jumpstart the Aging Workforce Solutions, is a two-year strategy aiming to address the long-term care crisis exacerbated by COVID-19. (More)
A taste of Colorado at the Heritage Dinner
Celebrate the Centennial State with us! For one night only, Roaring Fork Dining Hall is putting on an all-you-care-to-eat feast of specially selected native ingredients. (More)
Upcoming Campus Events: November 3 – November 12
What are you doing next week? Check out these upcoming events! (More)
Sloan Gonzales honored with Mayor’s Young Leader Award
In a ceremony on Oct. 27, Sloan Gonzales was honored with the 9th Annual Mayor’s Young Leader Award in the Education category. (More)
Four iconic sisters arrive on Theatreworks stage
You may think you know the story of the iconic March sisters, but Kate Hamill’s newest stage adaptation offers a fresh perspective on Alcott’s timeless tale of family, growth, and sisterhood. (More)
Employee of the Quarter | Kayla Gronseth Boyer
You may not have met Employee of the Quarter Kayla Gronseth Boyer yet, but she’s probably helped you out at least once if you work at UCCS. (More)
Student Research Showcase: Natalie Bondarchuk
Natalie Bondarchuk discusses her research in DNA replication synthesis, her partnership with Dr. Klocko and more. (More)
The Pigage Natural History Museum preserves a legacy and expands education
The university’s most unusual hidden treasure on the UCCS campus might be the Pigage Natural History Museum and Wildlife Lab located in Osborne. (More)