Brand to be focus of first fall forum
A refined UCCS logo, guidelines for its use, and the relationship of UCCS to University of Colorado branding efforts will be the primary subject for the first forum of the fall semester. The forum is (More)
Brand to be focus of first fall forum
Chancellor, Regent praise UCCS fire response
UCCS Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and CU Regent Kyle Hybl lauded the UCCS response to the Waldo Canyon fire during an Aug. 8 reception for volunteers and others who supported the effort. In addition to praising (More)
Campus past, present, future outlined in presentation
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak’s June presentation to the CU Board of Regents outlining the development of the campus and future plans is now available. The 21 minute PowerPoint presentation, “UCCS: A University Built by Community,” includes (More)
Memorial lease to be decided by public vote
Using a multitude of sports terms, members of the Colorado Springs City Council described in glowing terms the proposed lease of Memorial Hospital to University of Colorado Health during an Aug. 2 community forum sponsored (More)
Ambassador initiative puts staff, new students together
University classified staff will have the opportunity to interact with the newest members of the campus community and to earn extra pay under a new program announced Aug. 7. Cindy Corwin, director, Office of Human (More)
UCCS represented on Team USA
UPDATE: After this article was published UCCS alumni Clarissa Chun won the bronze medal in women’s 48 kg/105.5 lb freestyle wrestling. While Colorado Springs is no stranger to the Olympics, most people settle for touring the Olympic (More)
Webb to lead undergraduate research initiative
Rebecca Webb, assistant professor, College of Engineering and Applied Science, will lead a year-long campus initiative to expand opportunities for undergraduate students to be involved in real-world research projects. To launch the initiative, Webb will (More)
Professor seeks Waldo Canyon victims to improve disaster coping skills
A UCCS professor wants to help survivors of the Waldo Canyon fire recover and use lessons learned to help future disaster victims. Lori James, associate professor, Department of Psychology, seeks up to 200 people to (More)
UCCS to host Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
U.S. Senator Mark Udall, D-Colorado, will host a field hearing of the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee at 10 a.m. Aug. 15 at Centennial Hall. The hearing will discuss forest health issues and (More)
UCCS mourns instructor’s death
On behalf of the UCCS campus community, UCCS Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak issued the following statement regarding the death of Brian Taylor, 28, of Fort Collins, an honorarium instructor in the UCCS Department of Chemistry and (More)