Fifteen dozen donuts and gallons of coffee served as the social mixer to introduce new and not-so-new UCCS police officers to the campus community Oct. 3 at the University Center. Jim Spice, director, Department of (More)
At six feet tall and wearing his uniform, Joe Dilwood, police officer, Department of Public Safety, is an imposing figure who commands respect. But it was not always that way for Dilwood who grew up (More)
UCCS faculty, staff or students who notice disconcerting behaviors, or who believe a student may be a danger to himself or to others, are encouraged to contact a member of the UCCS Student Response Team. (More)
Following the 2012 CO 17 ruling on March 5, 2012 by the Colorado Supreme Court, students with state-issued concealed carry permits at UCCS, along with all public higher education institutions in Colorado, will be allowed (More)
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)
A chance experience helping Kansas tornado victims helped lead Tim Stoecklein, the new UCCS emergency management director, to want to help people try to prepare for disaster. In 2001, Stoecklein was a Fort Hays State (More)
Veteran staff member Steve Linhart is returning to full-time duties working with students as part of a new organizational structure within the Division of Student Success and Enrollment Management. Homer Wesley, vice chancellor, Student Success (More)
To the Campus Community: This morning’s news about the Waldo Canyon fire is cause for celebration. The fire is now 70 percent contained overall and fully contained within the Colorado Springs city limits. Evacuation orders (More)
Sixty-seven classified and professional exempt staff were recognized with service awards for FY 2012 at the May 23 staff spring luncheon. The award recipients were: 5 Year Z. Benek Altayli, director, Counseling Center Katie Simmons, (More)
In an effort to reduce late afternoon congestion and ease parking problems, evening classes at UCCS will start 15 minutes later this fall. Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak recently implemented a concept developed by the Alternative Class (More)
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