UCCS Faces of Pride
Students, faculty and staff share what “Pride” means to them. (More)
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Pride Month at UCCS
2021 marks the 51st anniversary of Pride Month in the United States. Here is a list of ways to celebrate and reflect on Pride Month at UCCS. (More)
Medals on the mind: Valente pedals for Olympic gold while pursuing degree
Athletes training for the Olympics commit to their craft like a full-time job, and Jennifer Valente is all-in on the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo. (More)
Photo Feature: Orientation Open House
New students attending UCCS this summer and fall explored campus for Orientation Open House. (More)
Students, alumni invited to apply for paid Quad Innovation consulting projects
UCCS students and alumni are invited to apply to paid consulting projects to benefit Colorado Springs and all those who live here. Apply by Monday, May 24, 2021. (More)
Class of 2021 donates $7,300 for scholarship funds
Members of the UCCS Class of 2021 are breaking class gift records with gifts designated to Clyde’s Cupboard Food Pantry and M.O.S.A.I.C. (More)
Gwenyth Rosenkrantz delivers Commencement keynote: “We have created our flashlights.”
Gwenyth Rosenkrantz, the recipient of the Class of 2021’s Student Achievement Award and the first openly transgender student to receive the annual award, likened the college experience to climbing a mountain. (More)
28 faculty-student teams awarded Undergraduate Research Academy funds
28 student-faculty pairs have been awarded funds for original research and creative work, as the largest Undergraduate Research Academy cohort to date gears up to begin their year-long projects. (More)
11 questions with Samantha Bailey, sustainability coordinator for City of Colorado Springs
Samantha Bailey, graduate student in Geography and Environmental Students and the new sustainability coordinator for the City of Colorado Springs, is no stranger to getting her hands dirty. (More)
Faculty-student collaboration results in one of first empirically driven legal studies on Native children separated from families
Ella Chilcote co-authored the study, titled “A Spatial Epidemiological Analysis of Child Maltreatment: Implications for the Indian Child Welfare Act,” with Gia Barboza, assistant professor of criminal justice. (More)