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Founded by local resident Terrell Brown to leverage the game of basketball and create pathways to opportunity for youth in Southeast Colorado Springs, Hillside Connection is a widely respected and admired program within the community for its positive influence on youth. (More)
UCCS’s inaugural Carry the Light Giving Day brought our community together on April 10, 2025, to demonstrate the power of collective generosity. (More)
The UCCS Advancement division hosted a HEROES scholarship reception and gathering on March 13 at UCCS Downtown, to extend appreciation to the donors who have supported the HEROES scholarship. (More)
For the first time, UCCS will be celebrating its day of giving on April 10, 2025. “Carry the Light” is a collective effort by the campus to come together as a community to drive meaningful change. (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)
Last year, more than 5,100 donors gave to UCCS, nearly a quarter of them for the first time, contributing to scholarships, programs, facility improvements and more. (More)
As 2024 comes to a close, UCCS Development provides multiple options for donors who plan to make year-end contributions. (More)
The first-ever CU Food Fight campaign starts this month. Culminating on Giving Tuesday, a National Day of Giving, UCCS is going head-to-head with CU Denver to see which campus can raise the most funds for its food pantry. (More)
Ask questions. Open up. Advocate for yourself. That’s the advice Reisher Scholar and peer advocate Amanda Espinel would give to anyone considering attending UCCS. (More)
As a Reisher Scholar and peer advocate for fellow Reisher scholars, Emma Rubel is a bright and engaging light on the UCCS campus. (More)