Used to sort top stories within each section
O’Neil’s transformational gift to enable extraordinary opportunities for students and community The University of Colorado Colorado Springs today unveiled the Kevin W. O’Neil Cybersecurity Education and Research Center, made possible by the landmark $3 million (More)
The U.S. Space Force expanded its University Partnership Program at the University of Colorado during a Memorandum of Understanding signing event Aug. 20. Vice Chief of Space Operations Gen. David D. Thompson joined University of Colorado President (More)
Chancellor Venkat Reddy, Interim Provost Kelli Klebe and Student Government Association President Emily Gregory welcomed more than 1,800 members of the first-year class at the annual Convocation ceremony. (More)
The University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) calls Olympic City USA home — and for good reason. UCCS-affiliated Olympic athletes brought home six of Team USA’s 113 medals in the pandemic-delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. (More)
Chancellor Reddy and campus leaders delivered updates on plans for the fall semester, the vaccination attestation, campus leadership and more. (More)
The increase in Delta variant COVID-19 cases is prompting experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to once again recommend masks in crowded indoor settings for all individuals, including those who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Chancellor Venkat Reddy announced that UCCS’ executive directive on face coverings will be reinstated on Monday, August 9. (More)
The University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) will open the T. Rowe Price Career and Innovation Center, a newly expanded and relocated resource hub for students and alumni in the heart of campus, in time for new and returning students to start the fall semester this month. The Career and Innovation Center is made possible thanks to the generous and impactful support of T. Rowe Price, a global management investment firm. (More)
UCCS connections abound at the Tokyo Olympic Games, which kick off Friday in Japan after a year-long COVID-19 pandemic delay. From students and alumni to faculty and staff, Mountains Lions past and present will be (More)
Thanks to a cutting-edge multispectral imaging system, students from Helen Davies’ Archives and Digital Humanities course were able to read sections of an Ellis Island-era diary, along with two medieval manuscripts, for the first time since they were written. (More)
At the heart of Al Schoffstall’s 55-year career at UCCS has been a willingness to take on any challenge. Whether it was helping his father-in-law build the first two signs on the Colorado Springs campus or starting the Chemistry and Biochemistry Research program, Schoffstall has always welcomed the opportunity to build something new. (More)
Copyright © 2000-2022 | UCCS University Communications
For the most recent articles, please visit https://news.uccs.edu. If you'd like to to view archived articles, click the button below to continue.