Commencement Feature: A calling for caregiving | Madeline Metzger
After her experience acting as a secondary caregiver for family, Madeline Metzger knew nursing was her calling. (More)
Health & Wellness
Pursuing change through practice & prevention | Sophie Hovis ’21
Sophie Hovis does as much as she can to advocate for health awareness and resources for both her patients and fellow healthcare workers. (More)
Building a culture of care in higher education
Emily Skop is here to disrupt – in the most caring way possible. (More)
Here to help: Campus Resources
As we start off the spring semester, keep the following resources in mind for any of your campus needs. Check in with yourself and don’t hesitate to reach out – the UCCS community is here to help you thrive. (More)
Canine Connections
UCCS is bringing therapy dogs onto campus as much as possible, and students can learn when and where they’ll be through the Canine Connections newsletter. (More)
Commencement Feature: A fondness for fitness | Katherine Mullett
Katherine Mullett knew she wanted to attend UCCS in high school, and even had a job at the Gallogly Wellness & Recreation Center before her classes started. (More)
Commencement Feature: Feeling at home with holistic health | Jillian Raiger
Like many students, Jillian Raiger’s college journey wasn’t linear. The Human Physiology & Nutrition major transferred to UCCS after exploring other university and curriculum options, and it was here that she finally felt at home. (More)
Accessibility routes, all-gender restrooms and lactation spaces on campus
In continuing efforts to foster an affirming and inclusive environment, UCCS is committed to providing accessible routes, all-gender restrooms and lactation rooms throughout campus. (More)
Clyde’s Cupboard partners with UCCS Farm
Clyde’s Cupboard and UCCS Farm partner for the UCCS Farmstand, a new resource for students to access fresh produce and eggs grown here on campus. (More)
UCCS Aging Center participating in Give! Campaign
The UCCS Aging Center is participating in the Give! Campaign, a local event to benefit nonprofits in the Pikes Peak region, for the eighth year. (More)