University Advancement’s Jeff Foster captured the fall splendor of the UCCS campus this week before traditionally blustery fall weather distributes oak, maple and aspen leaves in locations accessible to grounds crew members and drives faculty, (More)
Thirty members of the UCCS community kicked off Homecoming week by picking up litter on campus and in surrounding areas. Throughout the week faculty, staff and students partook in a photo scavenger hunt, searching for a cardboard cutout (More)
Cyclists were greeted with free bagels Tuesday morning from the Office of Sustainability as UCCS concluded a month-long celebration of pedal power. For more information on the activities, visit https://communique.uccs.edu/?p=7784. Photos of Tuesday’s event follow.
The Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Corporation hosted three leading U.S. senators Tuesday for a town hall meeting at the Lodge regarding defense spending and possible spending reductions. Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak welcomed (More)
American flags line the West Lawn to commemorate the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The 2,400 flags were put in place by the UCCS College Republicans. The group met at 7:15 (More)
There are 24 new tenured or tenure-track faculty members who joined UCCS this fall. In the next few editions of Communique, brief profiles of the new faculty will be published. This week’s introductions begin with (More)
The Veteran Resource Center welcomed campus and military community guests during an open house Wednesday afternoon.
Located in the newly renovated Forster House on the east side of main campus, the event featured opening remarks by Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and an introduction of Phillip Morris, the newly appointed program director for the Office of Veteran and Military Student Affairs. (More)
August 28, 2012 To the Campus Community: I am pleased to share with you the results of the mail-in balloting by Colorado Springs residents to lease Memorial Hospital to University of Colorado Health. More than (More)
A renovated University Center dining area may be the most visible construction project but Facilities Services, University Auxiliaries staff, and private contractors were busy on nearly every corner of campus throughout the summer. Café 65, (More)
More than 200 university and community dignitaries attended groundbreaking ceremonies for the Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences June 21. The large crowd that gathered on the corner of North Nevada Ave. and Austin Bluffs (More)
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