Campus food drives net more than 12,000 items for Clyde’s Cupboard
The generosity of the UCCS community in three different food drives resulted in more than 12,500 items of food that will be available for students in need at Clyde’s Cupboard. (More)
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Celebrate UCCS research at 10th Mountain Lion Research Day Nov. 30
Undergraduate and graduate students across multiple disciplines will showcase their research work during the 10th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day Nov. 30 at the Gallogly Events Center. (More)
Chamber & EDC recognize School of Public Affairs for 25 years of partnership
The School of Public Affairs and the Colorado Springs Chamber & Economic Development Corporation marked 25 years of partnership during the chamber and EDC’s annual gala Nov. 3. (More)
CU on the Air: From superheroes to Hogwarts, Bell’s research on children’s identity, race and inclusivity rings true
Christopher Bell, associate professor in the Communication Department, talks about his work with Pixar, his upcoming work with the WWE and his role as a TED speaker on the latest edition of CU on the Air. (More)
Hybl, Ludwig receive emeritus distinction in final board meeting
With 24 years of combined experience, the CU Board of Regents recognized Steve Ludwig and Kyle Hybl for their service to the university with the designation of Regent emeritus status at the conclusion of their final Board of Regents meeting Nov. 9 in Berger Hall. (More)
EPIIC hosts corporate social responsibility debate Nov. 15
A debate on whether companies should exist solely for profit or contribute to social and environmental concerns happens 5 p.m. Nov. 15 at Berger Hall. (More)
Regents approve two new doctoral programs in computer science, security
Growth within the four areas of the UCCS doctoral program for engineering led the CU Board of Regents to unanimously approve the split of the program into three separate Ph.D. degrees in engineering, computer science and security during the board’s regular meeting Nov. 9. (More)
Brown joins CU Presidential Search Advisory Committee
Sierra Brown, a senior English student and president of Student Government Association, will join the CU Presidential Search Advisory Committee as the undergraduate student representative. (More)
Ford’s bloody love thriller takes to Osborne Studio stage Nov. 9-18
Students in the UCCS Theatre Company will present John Ford’s thriller “’Tis Pity She’s A Whore” Nov. 9-11 and 16-18 at the Osborne Studio Theater at the Ent Center for the Arts. (More)
MacInnis second at AAG regional meeting for winter storm research
Jana MacInnis, a senior geography and environmental studies student, earned second place in the undergraduate poster competition at the American Association of Geographers’ Great Plains/Rocky Mountain Regional Division Fall Meeting. (More)