Endless Opportunities and Possibilities: Stephen Cucchiara, Employee of the Quarter
Stephen Cucchiara’s office could charitably be described as “cluttered.” But even his space is a reflection of his dedication to UCCS students. (More)
Endless Opportunities and Possibilities: Stephen Cucchiara, Employee of the Quarter
Photo Feature: Fall 2022 Move-In
From August 14-17, UCCS welcomed over 1,700 new students to campus for the 2022 fall move-in. (More)
Students, recents grads invited to apply for paid Quad Innovation consulting projects
UCCS students and recent grads are invited to apply to paid consulting projects to benefit Colorado Springs and all those who live there. (More)
Meet the UCCS Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management finalists
Three finalists for the Vice Chancellor of Enrollment Management will be on campus from August 22 – 31. All faculty, staff, students and interested members of the community are welcome and encouraged to attend each of the finalists’ meet and greets and their open forums. (More)
UCCS students attend International Cultural Exchange Services practicum
Five students from the Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages MA program recently attended a three-week practicum at International Cultural Exchange Services in La Roche sur Yon, France. (More)
Tree of Peace blessed prior to annex groundbreaking
In 1998, UCCS planted a Douglas fir on campus to symbolize the relationship between the Indigenous peoples of Colorado and the UCCS community. Now, the Tree of Peace has been blessed and re-dedicated in advance of the construction of the future Engineering Annex. (More)
Meet a Mountain Lion: Zak Kroger, Director of the UCCS Downtown Site
Meet Zak Kroger, Director of the UCCS Downtown Site, as part of the “Meet a Mountain Lion” series. (More)
Kraemer Family Library displays mascot history
Lions, hawks and giraffes, oh my! (And prospectors, and gamblers, and gibbons…). UCCS has a surprisingly storied mascot history. (More)
Were tenure-clock stops a gift for all faculty?
Tenure clock-stops during COVID-19 were meant to be a “gift” of time and space for pre-tenure faculty. But not all faculty were able to leverage the time as effectively. A new research study by senior leaders within the CU System documents which faculty opted in and out of tenure-clock extensions — and some long-term ramifications of their decisions. (More)
Economic Forum releases 2021-2022 Economic Report
The 2021-2022 Economic Report is now available to the public on the UCCS Economic Forum website. (More)