Photo Feature: 2019 Spring Commencement Caps!
Just a few of the many creative caps from the 2019 Spring Commencement, (More)
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Commencement Feature: New scholarship honors would-be graduate
Christopher Logan Coleman always wanted to be in the Navy like his grandfather. After his high school graduation in 2009, he spent six years on board the U.S.S. Ronald Reagan as a fire control technician. (More)
Six Mountain Lions qualify for 2019 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships
The UCCS track & field program will have six Mountain Lions making the trip out to Kingsville, Texas for the 2019 Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships. (More)
Regents approve 26 for sabbatical
The CU Board of Regents approved semester and academic year sabbaticals for 26 UCCS faculty members for 2019-20 at a Feb. 13 meeting conducted at CU South Denver in Lone Tree. (More)
16 veterans inducted into SALUTE National Honor Society
The Office of Veteran and Military Affairs recognized 16 students with induction into the SALUTE Veterans National Honor Society during the induction ceremony Dec. 6. (More)
Employees and family members join in commencement festivities
Among the 550 graduates who walked across the stage at the Broadmoor World Arena at commencement Dec. 14, five faculty and staff members joined two family members of employees for the celebration. (More)
Kratos donates channel simulator to UCCS Engineering Lab
Electrical engineering students will now be able to study and analyze communication signals between platforms such as ground stations, satellites, airplanes, UAVs/drones, or missiles thanks to an in-kind gift of a channel simulator from Kratos and its local subsidiary, Kratos RT Logic. (More)
Trujillo, Dhamija win top awards at 10th Mountain Lion Research Day
Marissa Trujillo, a senior biochemistry major, and Akshay Dhamija, a doctoral student studying computer science, won the top scholar awards at the 10th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day. (More)
Commencement Feature: Age is just a number
Magdalena Kossek started taking classes at UCCS when she was only 13 years old. Now, at the age of 18, she will receive her bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering. (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)