Porcadilla, Oke-Thomas to lead SGA in 2019-20
JayJay Porcadilla and Philip Oke-Thomas were elected as president and vice president, respectively, in the spring 2019 Student Government Association elections. (More)
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Flags on West Lawn for Holocaust Remembrance Day
27,000 flags, each representing 500 individuals with different backgrounds, to mark Holocaust Remembrance Day on the West Lawn of the UCCS campus March 12. (More)
Tickets on sale now for Tarana Burke’s Significant Speaker visit April 16
Tickets continue to sell for the UCCS Significant Speaker event, featuring #metoo founder Tarana Burke. (More)
14 join UCCS in January
Fourteen people accepted non-teaching positions at UCCS in January 2019, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
Free t-shirts and food, special recognitions highlight 2019 Blackout Weekend
UCCS basketball will celebrate its annual Blackout Weekend with free t-shirts, student tailgate and the jersey retirement of the all-time leading scorer Feb. 8-9 at the Gallogly Events Center. (More)
Nominations open for multiple UCCS and CU awards
Nominations are open for a variety of awards for UCCS faculty, staff and students. (More)
16 veterans inducted into SALUTE National Honor Society
The Office of Veteran and Military Affairs recognized 16 students with induction into the SALUTE Veterans National Honor Society during the induction ceremony Dec. 6. (More)
Employees and family members join in commencement festivities
Among the 550 graduates who walked across the stage at the Broadmoor World Arena at commencement Dec. 14, five faculty and staff members joined two family members of employees for the celebration. (More)
De-stress events for students
It’s that time of year again: finals. Students are invited to take break from studying and relieve some stress at free events hosted by various campus departments and offices. (More)
Join the UCCS float at the Colorado Springs Festival of Lights Dec. 1
It’s time for the UCCS community to bundle up and show campus pride in the 34th annual Festival of Lights Parade. (More)