Photo Feature: 2024 Spring Commencement Caps
Graduates from the Class of 2024 showed off creative and compelling mortarboards at UCCS’s spring 2024 commencement ceremonies. (More)
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UCCS celebrates Spring Class of 2024
UCCS conferred more than 1,700 degrees to students from the Class of 2024 on Friday, May 10, with more than 1,300 graduates in attendance for the Spring 2024 Commencement ceremonies. (More)
Six UCCS employees, family members to graduate in spring 2024
Among the 1,300 graduates who will celebrate earning their degrees during the spring 2024 UCCS Commencement ceremonies, six are UCCS employees or family. (More)
Commencement Feature: Student-athlete to health advocate | Keegan Sueltz
Student-athlete Keegan Sueltz talks about his UCCS experience, from baseball to academics to his work in the Mountain Lion Strong program. (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)
Commencement Feature: A heart for healthcare | Celine Habimana
Nursing student Celine Habimana knew early on she wanted to join the medical field, and her friendly personality makes it clear she’ll excel at making her future patients feel at ease. (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)
Spring Class of 2024 donates nearly $6,600 to scholarship and vital programs
With student services and scholarships in mind, the spring UCCS Class of 2024 have donated nearly $6,600 to the annual class gift so far. (More)
Commencement Feature: Learning about humanity, and herself | Seiva Cunningham
When Seiva transferred to UCCS from CSU Pueblo towards the end of the pandemic, she was undecided on major, unsure of her place at the university, and “just hoping it would work out.” (More)