2,190 students earn President’s and Dean’s honors in fall 2023 semester
During the fall 2023 semester, 2,190 students achieved academic success with President’s or Dean’s List honors. (More)
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Two UCCS students awarded a trip to Japan
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan awarded Gunnar Anderson and Frederick Frillman a one-week trip to Japan. (More)
Alumni train for Olympic Trials at the Hybl Center
UCCS alums Marcus Graham, Afewerki Zeru and Lexie Greitzer took advantage of the high altitude chamber at the Hybl Center to train for the USA Olympic Trials Marathon. (More)
Men’s Soccer student-athlete signs professional contract with Switchbacks FC
The Switchbacks have signed Alex Andersson to the squad for the 2024 season after an incredible four-year career as a member of the Mountain Lions. (More)
Angela Wang ’21 | Living Out Her Bold Life
Angela Wang ’21 is living out some of her wildest dreams – traveling the world, reinventing her love and passion for ice skating and walking boldly through life. (More)
Four UCCS employees to graduate in fall 2023
Among the 1,000 graduates who will celebrate earning their degrees during the 2023 fall UCCS Commencement ceremonies, four are UCCS employees. (More)
Fall Class of 2023 donates more than $2,800 for scholarship funds
With student services and scholarships in mind, the summer and fall UCCS Class of 2023 have donated almost $3,000 to the annual class gift so far. (More)
Commencement Feature: Achieving goals on and off the field | Kelsey Takahashi
Marketing senior Kelsey Takahashi is achieving goals in the classroom, and scoring them on the field. (More)
Commencement Feature: First-Gen, Latinx and Military-Affiliated at UCCS | Hayley Rodriguez
It’s not easy to balance college, an internship, club duties and being a military spouse, but first-generation student Hayley Rodriguez is thriving at it and making her family proud while she does. (More)
Commencement Feature: Becoming a leader | Jake Tarnoff
Not only did UCCS MBA graduate Jake Tarnoff recently earn his second master’s degree, but he was also the first – and probably only – person to be accepted into, and graduate from, CU Boulder’s aerospace engineering graduate program whose undergraduate degree is in the humanities rather than STEM. (More)