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The Office of Sustainability will host its 8th Annual Sustainability Summit on Friday, April 18, celebrating Earth Day and uniting campus and community efforts toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals. (More)
The UCCS Parking & Transportation Services department, in coordination with the Office of Sustainability, has installed five new electric vehicle charging stations with dual port chargers for electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. (More)
“Environment” takes on many meanings in this dimension. Our natural environment, social environment, built environment and more. (More)
2023 has been declared by the UN to be the Year of the Millets. In sync with that declaration, UCCS 2023 Grain School is celebrating the Year of the Millets. (More)
More than 75 volunteers pulled 65 bags of trash from UCCS’ adopted waterway during this year’s Clean the Creek event. (More)
For $30 or less a week, UCCS community members can pick up farm-fresh food every Friday afternoon from the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center. (More)
Konrad Schlarbaum is the new UCCS Director of Sustainability. Schlarbaum, who has over 10 years of higher education sustainability experience, assumed the role on May 9. (More)
In line with its commitment to sustainability and innovation, the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) has approved its 2030 Sustainability Strategic Plan to chart the institution’s next decade of environmental progress. The plan rests (More)
For the second time in a row, UCCS has been ranked among the most bicycle-friendliest universities in the nation, according to The League of American Bicyclists. (More)
UCCS students are invited to enter the CU President’s Sustainable Solutions Challenge, which will reward students with up to $2,500 in prize money for their innovations in the field of sustainability. (More)