Philip Blackburn will present “Sun Palace: A Tribute to Cragmor Sanatorium” at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 2 and 3 p.m. Nov. 3 at Berger Hall. This multi-media “hyper-opera” is free and open to all. A trailer (More)
When Barbara Headle, senior instructor, History Department, and her students learned the Fairview Cemetery in Fountain had been the target of vandals, they reacted with anger. “What did she ever do to you?” Kim Sweetwood, (More)
Eve Gruntfest, research professor, Trauma, Health and Hazards Center, was recently named program director for the National Science Foundation’s Integrated Global System Science Division of Geospace Sciences based in Arlington, Va. Gruntfest will be involved (More)
A week-long community wide science festival brought hundreds of eager learners to campus Oct. 13. Youngsters of all ages participated in the signature event of the Colorado Springs Cool Science Festival with activities that ranged (More)
With only two weeks left before national elections, Josh Dunn, associate professor, Department of Political Science, traces the history of Colorado Springs politics and the complicating factors in understanding the local political landscape in a (More)
Faculty, staff and students interested in an afternoon pick-me-up will be treated to a free cup of coffee Oct. 25, courtesy of the Ent UCCS Service Center in the University Center. After 11 a.m. Oct. (More)
Tom Wynn, professor, Department of Anthropology, and Fred Coolidge, professor, Department of Psychology, will lead the November Café Scientifique scheduled for 6:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. Nov. 13 at Clyde’s in the University Center. Wynn (More)
University Advancement’s Jeff Foster captured the fall splendor of the UCCS campus this week before traditionally blustery fall weather distributes oak, maple and aspen leaves in locations accessible to grounds crew members and drives faculty, (More)
The most important factor in retaining a UCCS student from their freshman to sophomore year and ultimately through graduation is relatively obvious, Barbara Gaddis, director, Office of First Year Experience and Student Retention, said during (More)
Al Ramirez, professor, College of Education, recently completed “Financing Schools and Educational Programs: Policy, Practice, and Politics,” a 256 page book outlining how U.S. public schools are financed and how other funds are raised for (More)
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