Patrick Marold is a Colorado-based artist who explores the intersection between natural phenomena, energy and perception through art that includes renewable energy as its primary component. (More)
Researchers at UCCS will play a key role in a multi-institutional effort, funded by a renewable $26 million National Science Foundation grant, to develop an international research center dedicated to advancing sustainable electrified transportation. (More)
The Gazette profiled Brett Owens, an alumnus, and his hobby-turned-business on making homemade candles. (More)
For the second consecutive year the UCCS women’s soccer team received the United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award, announced by United Soccer Coaches on Thursday. (More)
A five-person UCCS research team led by Brandon Runnels will address the regional needs for high-performance computing power through a National Science Foundation Major Research Instrumentation grant. (More)
West, director of Development, is the recipient of the summer 2020 Employee of the Quarter award. (More)
A new course available free to the CU community aims to stimulate meaningful discussion and engagement on the topics of racial discrimination and social justice. (More)
A grant from the President’s Fund for the Humanities is supporting a Visiting Author Series in October at UCCS. Leslie Rapparlie, senior instructor of rhetoric, writing and creative writing, said the virtual events will feature authors Nick Arvin and Nate Marshall. Both will provide a craft talk and reading. (More)
New approaches to procurement of Information Technology are being examined as part of CU’s Transformation and Innovation Program, which continues to gain ground. (More)
Undergraduate students interested in learning about graduate school opportunities are encouraged to visit with representatives from UCCS and other institutions at the 2020 Graduate School Fair on Oct. 13. (More)
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