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The College of Business seeks to equip students looking for a vocation with a higher purpose with a new minor in organizational social impact. The minor, launching Fall 2023, equips students with the skills and tools they need to help social enterprise and nonprofit organizations thrive and succeed in their missions. (More)
Beginning Saturday, June 25, the UCCS music program will premiere a series of concerts featuring artists participating in the prestigious Summer Institute of Contemporary Performance Practice. (More)
Beginning Thursday, July 6, Theatreworks Colorado Springs opens “Taming of the Shrew,” which offers mountain views, stunning costumes, food for thought and plenty of laughs. (More)
The National Centers for Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity Community of Practice for Cyber Defense has awarded UCCS 3rd place in the Nation in the 2022 CAE-CD Community Outreach Awards. It has also given Gretchen Bliss a Community Service Recognition Award. (More)
On May 25, the Venture Attractor at UCCS organized a Demo Day for the graduating cohort of the Scale to $1M Boot-Up Camp in Berger Hall on the UCCS Campus. This marked the third cohort to successfully complete the program. (More)
The Theatreworks Free-For-All community tour returns this summer with Shakespeare’s “Pericles,” a 75-minute mobile production to be performed in parks, libraries and other public spaces. (More)
In-the-Round features five choreographers with lives and narratives uniquely their own and will include pieces by UCCS alumni and professors. (More)
On Thursday, April 27, Theatreworks opens King Hedley II, marking the company’s fifth production from August Wilson’s canonical Pittsburgh Cycle. (More)
On Sunday, April 23, renowned actor John Douglas Thompson returns to Colorado for a special Prologue discussion on the occasion of the Theatreworks production of August Wilson’s King Hedley II. (More)
EXIT: Childtown affords an opportunity to experience the enormous evolution in the work of celebrated Chinese-born artist Xi Zhang. (More)
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