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Through “Looking China,” five students from the College of Letters, Arts & Sciences visited the coastal Chinese city of Xiamen, in the Fujian province, during July of 2024 to film and produce short documentaries on various topics of Chinese culture. (More)
2024 was a remarkable year for UCCS. As the semester and year comes to a close, we take this chance to look back at the many achievements across campus. (More)
When Amanda Ford enrolled at UCCS she viewed college as something to just check off the list, but her experience ended up as so much more than that. (More)
The UCCS undergraduate Geography & Environmental Studies degree has been ranked in the Top 10 Online Bachelor’s Programs, coming in at eighth overall in the nation. (More)
Dr. Susan Rae Jensen is a Colorado trailblazer, having been the state’s first board-certified female cardiologist. Now, she’s helping UCCS students blaze their own trails with her generous support to the university and its scholars. (More)
As an immigrant from Kurdistan and the eldest of four children, Laveen Khoshnaw’s story is one of overcoming challenges and seizing opportunities. (More)
When Jeanette Hohman graduated from UCCS, her plans were different than the life she is living now. But she said her career has been fulfilling in ways she couldn’t have anticipated. (More)
Becca Tonn said she chose to finish her college degree because she was “intellectually starving.” She said was waiting until her children graduated high school. But one day she woke up and realized she didn’t want to wait that long. (More)
With the help of a National Endowment for the Humanities grant, Helen Davies and Larry Eames will host an Advanced Institute in the Digital Humanities next summer. (More)
Retired Navy Commander John B. Herrington, ’83, aviator, test pilot, aquanaut and astronaut, will address UCCS graduates and their families at the fall 2024 Commencement ceremony, to be held Dec. 20. (More)