Campus dismount zones to keep pedestrians safe
Cyclists and skateboarders are urged to use dismount zones to keep pedestrians safe on campus walkways during a recent video posted on UCCS Police Facebook page. (More)
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Three organizations list UCCS as national sustainability leaders
UCCS sustainability efforts were recognized as some of the best in the nation in three sets of rankings released in August 2018. (More)
Photo feature: Mountain Lion Fieldhouse opens
Nearly 200 student-athletes, faculty and staff members gathered at Mountain Lion Fieldhouse for its grand opening ceremony Sept. 5. (More)
4:36 p.m. update: Family Development Center to reopen Aug. 31
The UCCS Family Development Center will reopen for normal business Friday, Aug. 31. The FDC and campus remain safe. (More)
Employee Services now accepting Tuition Assistance Benefit forms for fall 2018
With the fall 2018 semester underway, UCCS employees or their dependents can save on tuition rates with the CU Tuition Assistance Benefit. (More)
Six faculty, staff selected for CU’s Excellence in Leadership Program
Six UCCS employees will spend the academic year learning how to become more effective leaders who can successfully address the key challenges of a dynamic university as members of the CU Excellence in Leadership Program. (More)
UCCS Police remind pedestrians of jaywalking violation
Pedestrians could face a fine of $75 if they jaywalk across Austin Bluffs Parkway. UCCS Police remind students, faculty and staff of the violation in the Aug. 28 video posted on their Facebook page as part of a series of public service videos. (More)
Mountain Lion Fieldhouse ribbon-cutting set for Sept. 5
A Sept. 5 ribbon-cutting ceremony will celebrate the completion of the first on-campus practice and competition facility for the UCCS track and field program. (More)
Drivers reminded of illegal U-turn area at Regent Circle intersection
Drivers making an illegal U-turn on Austin Bluffs Parkway at the Regent Circle intersection could face a fine of up to $81 and three points on their driver’s license. (More)
UCCS recycles six tons of cardboard during campus move-in
As more than 1,600 students moved back into residence halls for the 2018 semester, a team of staff and students were working to make sure that the six tons of cardboard generated made its way into the recycling stream. (More)