Chief of Police Marc Pino reflects on twenty years of service
After nearly two decades at UCCS, Chief of Police and Executive Director of Public Safety Marc Pino is ready to keep a new university safe. (More)
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UCCS Traffic Tip: U-turns at Regent Circle are illegal
Many drivers continue to make an illegal U-turn at the Regent Circle traffic light when driving east-bound on Austin Bluffs Parkway despite a number of accidents in that location. (More)
Photo Feature: Carry the Load event remembers Officer Garrett Swasey, provides UCCS PD new body armor
The May 27 event gathered about 100 participants to march in support of those who protect and serve, including those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. (More)
Carry The Load event to honor Officer Garrett Swasey
Members of the UCCS Police Department will participate in a rally march this May to honor first responders and UCCS police officer Garrett Swasey. (More)
Chief Pino: “I will be part of the solution.”
Marc Pino, chief of the UCCS Police Department, condemns the actions leading to the inexcusable death of George Floyd and recommits to training for UCCS officers. (More)
Fifteen staff and family members graduate in spring 2020
Among the more than 1,500 graduates who earned degrees during the 2020 spring commencement ceremony, 15 were UCCS and CU staff or family members of faculty and staff. (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)
UCCS to conduct lockdown drill Jan. 24
UCCS will conduct its safety drill focused on a campus lockdown during the first week of the spring semester to provide students, faculty and staff an opportunity to practice procedures. The exercise will be conducted (More)
Nine join UCCS in November
Nine people accepted positions at UCCS in November 2019, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
October in photos
Here’s a look at some of the favorite images from University Communications from October 2019. (More)