Photo feature: Veteran’s Day roll call
Veteran’s Day was noted at UCCS this week with faculty, staff and students participating in a Remembrance Day Roll Call from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 11. (More)
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Luncheon celebrates Johnson Foundation $8 million commitment to UCCS
At a Nov. 6 luncheon, a select group including Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and leadership from the Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation celebrated the foundation’s $8 million endowed gift that led to the renaming of the college of nursing and health sciences at UCCS. (More)
Student sculpture finds permanent home
Department of Visual and Performing Arts senior Margie Rick recently created a 16-foot-tall Colorado Blue Columbine for University Village Colorado. (More)
Sponsored research fetes faculty, staff accomplishments
Charles “Chip” Benight, professor, Department of Psychology and more than 30 other faculty and staff were honored Oct. 21 for their efforts to generate sponsored academic research. (More)
Photo feature: Geraniums find new homes
Despite the unseasonably warm start to fall, the Physical Plant Department’s outdoor services prepped for winter with its annual geranium giveaway. (More)
Photo feature: UCCS celebrates homecoming with a bang
UCCS celebrated homecoming and the 50th anniversary with activities ranging from opening a time capsule and an alumni tailgate, to a spirit rally and fireworks show. (More)
Photo feature: Freedom to read celebrated
The Kraemer Family Library invited faculty, staff and students to participate in Banned Books Week by reading aloud from books that were once sought to be banned on El Pomar Plaza Sept. 29. (More)
It’s official: Cucharas, La Plata and Roaring Fork dedicated
University dignitaries including CU Regent Kyle Hybl, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak, Vice Chancellor Susan Szpyrka, Associate Professor Michelle Companion, Executive Director Megan Bell and Resident Assistants Carissa Cotter and Jacob Christiansen officially dedicated spaces for 292 students to live and eat before a crowd of 75 faculty and staff. (More)
Mountain Lion Community Week celebrates campus, students
The inaugural Mountain Lion Community Week, hosted by the Gateway Program Seminar aims to bring first-year students together, both through a shared experience in class and a full array of events outside of class. (More)
Photo feature: 9/11 remembered
CU Board of Regents Chairman Kyle Hybl led a moment of silence in memory of lives lost during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and subsequent military actions during a Friday morning ceremony near the (More)