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The Institute has trained educators, facilitators and employees in diversity, inclusion and equity topics for over 20 years. And the program’s facilitators have no plans of stopping. (More)
Athletes training for the Olympics commit to their craft like a full-time job, and Jennifer Valente is all-in on the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo. (More)
UCCS announced the names of more than 2,000 students who achieved academic success during the spring 2021 semester. (More)
Following the American Civil War, Americans began a tradition of placing decorations on the graves of fallen soldiers. (More)
While the orientation process for new students at UCCS isn’t completely back to normal, student satisfaction with the onboarding and welcoming process is at an all-time high after leadership rolled out a hybrid virtual and in-person solution to suit all incoming students. (More)
UCCS students, faculty, and staff can officially add their Lion OneCard to their smartphones and watches as the Office of Information Technology launches its mobile credentialing program, enabling contactless payment and more. (More)
Rows of faculty and staff cheered, clapped, rang noise makers and shook pom poms as more than 500 graduates walked the pedestrian Spine during the first-ever Picture on the Plaza event. (More)
The UCCS spring commencement ceremonies celebrated a record-setting 1,624 graduates from UCCS, the university’s largest graduating class in history. (More)
Chancellor Reddy and campus leaders delivered updates on plans for the fall semester, the vaccination attestation and exemption process and more. (More)
The funds will be used towards bringing a new production of Aubergine by Julia Cho and directed by Lissa Marie Rollins to the Ent Center for the Arts, with the goal of a September 2022 debut. (More)
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