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A harvest of butter crunch lettuce, arugula, Bok choy, baby beets,  beet greens, daikons, mint, kale, chamomile, tarragon, and chives from the Yawn Valley Student Garden was offered to faculty, staff and students Wednesday morning (More)

Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach presented a Spirit of the Springs Award to members of the national champion UCCS Inline Hockey team Friday morning during a brief ceremony at the Campus Recreation Center. Bach presented (More)

Five university vice presidents from China’s Jiangsu Province learned important lessons during an almost four-month stay at UCCS. Zhang Qintang, 41, a vice president at Jiangyin Polytechnic College, drew chuckles as he demonstrated his new (More)

More than 250 middle and high school students attended the 30th Colorado Math Olympiad Friday morning with the intent on solving five problems and vying for prizes including calculators, software and scholarships. On May 3, (More)

Neil deGrasse Tyson entertained and educated more than 1,700 UCCS and Colorado Springs community members during an April 17 lecture at the Gallogly Events Center. Tyson, one of the world’s leading astrophysicists and former host of “Nova Science Now,” (More)

Three winners of top University of Colorado awards were honored with a reception March 13 in the University Center. Those recognized were Bob Camley, professor, Department of Physics; Anatoliy Glushchenko, associate professor, Department of Physics; (More)

A March 13 event at the Kraemer Family Library in celebration of Women’s History Month recognized influential women nominated by campus community members. Speakers at the event explained the affect their nominee had on them personally (More)

While  mostly hidden behind a large mound of dirt, construction of the Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences is well underway. According to Stan Rovira, project manager, Facilities Servies, the $18.5 million project is roughly 15 (More)