Resources available to help feed students remaining on campus
Resources are available to help students who remain at the university stock up on groceries and cooking supplies and prepare healthy meals. (More)
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10 join UCCS in March
Ten people accepted positions at UCCS in March 202, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
UCCS moving to remote learning and working for remainder of semester; changes for residence halls, library and commencement
UCCS will move to a remote learning and working environment for the rest of the semester, and the in-person spring commencement ceremony is canceled. (More)
5 tips to take care of your mental and physical health this week
Staying on top of both your physical and mental health can help you care for yourself and others during times of uncertainty. Read five strategies to stay healthy this week. (More)
Mental health resources for students, faculty and staff
There are resources available to all UCCS students, faculty and staff that can help support good mental health during this challenging time. (More)
UCCS moves to remote learning March 16
UCCS is transitioning all learning to a remote environment March 16. No in-person classes will be held during the week. (More)
12 join UCCS in February
Twelve people accepted positions at UCCS in February 2020, according to the Office of Human Resources (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: February 2020
The world’s best GIF, life-changing student support and smooth sailing for search committees: Communique celebrates 23 staff members who received Clyde’s Kudos in February 2020. (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: January 2020
A hot cup of tea, an extraordinary phone call and a daily commitment to sustainability: Communique celebrates 24 staff members who received Clyde’s Kudos in January 2020. (More)
UCCS hosts first El Paso County Suicide Prevention Conference
A crowd of 500 filled the Gallogly Events Center on Friday, Jan. 17 for the first El Paso County Suicide Prevention Conference with one topic in mind: reducing the number of deaths by suicide in El Paso County by 20% in the next five years. (More)