From CU to Homeland Defense
Dennis Knoop, Chief of the Experimentation Division at North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and U.S. Northern Command, is a CU alumnus not one, not two, but three times over. (More)
College of Engineering and Applied Science
News and Stories from the College of Engineering and Applied Science
Olympians & Paralympians of UCCS
The robust Olympic & Paralympic resources in Colorado Springs have brought many athletes here to train, and for some, to also study and earn an education at UCCS. (More)
2,160 students earn President’s and Dean’s honors in spring 2024 semester
During the spring 2024 semester, 2,160 students achieved academic success with President’s or Dean’s List honors. (More)
Commencement Feature: Leveling up | Christian Ruiz
You may not recognize Christian Ruiz at first glance, but you’ve definitely seen him around campus – at least in uniform. (More)
Six Golden Grads celebrate 50 years since graduating
This year, UCCS will recognize six Golden Graduates, each of whom graduated from UCCS in 1974. (More)
Commencement Feature: Manufacturing success | Rebekah Shepherd
Once Rebekah Shepherd crosses the stage at commencement, she’ll be done with school for the first time in nearly two decades. (More)
Know before you go: Spring 2024 Commencement
UCCS students, faculty, staff and families will celebrate degrees conferred to more than 1,700 graduates at the Spring 2024 Commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 10. (More)
UCCS, Pikes Peak State College experiment to fly on the International Space Station
A team of three students from UCCS and Pikes Peak State College have been selected to fly an experiment on the International Space Station in fall 2024. (More)
Photo Feature: Anschutz Engineering Center ribbon-cutting
UCCS and the College of Engineering and Applied Science celebrated the completion of the new Anschutz Engineering Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 18. (More)
Seven questions with Plett and Trimboli, authors of “Battery Management Systems, Volume III: Physics-Based Methods”
Plett and Trimboli’s book is a strong resource for battery engineers, chemists, researchers and educators who are interested in advanced battery management systems and strategies based on the best available understanding of how battery cells operate. (More)