Mountain Lions swept on the road By Eagles
The UCCS baseball team lost both games on Saturday as the Mountain Lions got swept in the four-game series against Biola University. (More)
Mountain Lions swept on the road By Eagles
Field events lead the way in day one of Texas Tech Shootout
The UCCS track & field teams improve on their season best marks in the first day of the Texas Tech Shootout. (More)
Men’s basketball loses 74-58 decision to CSU-Pueblo
The UCCS men’s basketball four-game winning streak was snapped tonight at Colorado State University-Pueblo, 74-58. (More)
Mountain Lions fall to ThunderWolves on last-second shot, 59-56
Janaiya Davis drilled a three-pointer with one second left in regulation to hand the UCCS women’s basketball team a 59-56 loss Friday night in Pueblo, Colo. (More)
Softball falls to Hillcats, Bronchos
The UCCS softball team started its second weekend of the non-conference season in Edmond, Okla. and Oklahoma City, Okla. at the UCO/OCU Festival II on Friday. (More)
Baseball drops both games of Friday’s doubleheader against Biola
The UCCS baseball team dropped two games against Biola University on Friday in La. Mirada, Calif. (More)
Photo Feature: Fresh & Tasty event gives participants Great Expectations for the future
The inaugural Fresh & Tasty fundraiser at GOCA Downtown brought foodies and art enthusiasts together to celebrate good food and the Great Expectations exhibition of works by emerging Front Range artists. (More)
GOCA opens world premiere of multimedia exhibition “Seat of Learning: Jane Lackey & Thomas Lehn” Feb. 27 at Ent Center
The artists will present a public lecture to open the exhibition Feb. 27 at the Ent Center for the Arts’ Marie Walsh Sharpe Gallery of Contemporary Art. (More)
Submit your projects for the CU Innovation & Efficiency Awards by Feb. 29
Have you done something to make CU work better? Simplified a business process? Improved customer service? Saved your department time or money? Be recognized for your work through the CU Innovation & Efficiency Awards. (More)
Regents approve bachelor’s degree in human physiology and nutrition
A new bachelor’s degree designed to prepare students for careers as health professionals earned approval from the University of Colorado Board of Regents. (More)