Cool Science Carnival Day to bring 6,000 on campus Oct. 12
More than 6,000 students and families will take part in more than 60 interactive exhibits at UCCS for the annual Colorado Springs Cool Science Festival Carnival Day Oct. 12. (More)
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47 join UCCS in August
Forty-seven people accepted positions at UCCS in August 2019, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
New faculty join UCCS
Nearly 50 new faculty members joined UCCS this fall. Today, meet 10 faculty members from the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, half of the new faculty members within the college. (More)
Livesey continues nanoparticle research at world’s leading theoretical physics hub
Karen Livesey, one of 31 women in the world to be named an Emmy Noether Fellow, spent two months at the world’s largest research hub for theoretical physics to further her work on interactions between nanoparticles. (More)
84 staff members recognized with service awards in annual luncheon
The Staff Association went into the jungle in its annual spring luncheon May 23 in the Gallogly Events Center. (More)
44 graduate students present research during annual showcase event
More than 40 graduate students presented their results and findings in a variety of topics in the annual Graduate School Research Showcase May 3 in the Gallogly Events Center. (More)
Photo Feature: UCCS celebrates leaders at Campus Awards Ceremony
UCCS Chancellor Venkat Reddy recognized the work by campus faculty, staff, students and alumni during the annual award ceremony April 23 in Berger Hall. (More)
UCCS hosts 16th Annual Colorado Springs Undergraduate Research Forum April 6
82 UCCS undergraduate students will join others from the United States Air Force Academy, Colorado College and Pikes Peak Community College for the 16th Annual Colorado Springs Undergraduate Research Forum April 6. (More)
Six graduate programs rank among nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report
The part-time MBA program remained in the top 100 and the graduate program in the College of Education moved up 26 spots in the latest U.S. News & World Report graduate rankings released March 12. (More)
Copus’ magnetic rogue waves presentation leads to three-minute thesis success
Matthew Copus, a doctoral student in applied science for physics, successfully condensed his work on magnetic rogue waves into three minutes and won the top prize in the 2019 Mountain Lion Grad Slam 3MT competition. (More)