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The first chancellor’s all-campus forum of the spring semester will feature an update on the current fiscal year budget, projections for next year and an update on early actions of the Colorado General Assembly. (More)
More than a dozen offices within Main Hall will move in the next few weeks. In December, the Office of Sponsored Programs and Graduate School moved from Main Hall to the Academic Office Building. As (More)
Infrastructure preparations are underway at the site of a future home for the visual and performing arts at UCCS. On the Four Diamonds Sports Complex on the far western edge of campus, crews from Bryan (More)
UCCS faculty and staff can help less fortunate community members and win a weekend luxury hotel stay. Faculty and staff have pledged $18,000 for the Colorado Combined Campaign but more is needed to meet a $20,000 (More)
Donating blood is a uniquely human activity that doesn’t take much time, helps other people, and performs a valuable community service, organizers of the annual October UCCS Blood Drive say. This year’s blood drive is (More)
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and a group of administration and faculty leaders provided broad-ranging and optimistic updates for campus this week. The Oct. 14 All-Campus Forum was titled “Students, Faculty and Staff: Enrollment, Facilities and the Dynamics of (More)
More than 100 staff members enjoyed breakfast and heard about opportunities to get involved in various university committees during the All-Staff Breakfast Sept. 4. Phillip Jones, administrative assistant, Admissions Services, and staff council president, welcomed (More)
UCCS Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak joined the ranks of Bill Gates, Oprah and Taylor Swift when she accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Aug. 29. The viral social media campaign involves dumping a bucket of ice water on someone’s head (More)
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak celebrated the opening of the fall semester by sharing preliminary enrollment figures at her first Chancellor’s All-Campus forum Aug. 27. “We’ve hit another record milestone this fall,” Shockley-Zalabak said before sharing details (More)
A legion of Colorado Springs and CU dignitaries joined the campus in a farewell to Brian Burnett, senior executive vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, July 23. Among the speakers at the event were CU Regent (More)