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Dr. Susan Rae Jensen is a Colorado trailblazer, having been the state’s first board-certified female cardiologist. Now, she’s helping UCCS students blaze their own trails with her generous support to the university and its scholars. (More)
When Jeanette Hohman graduated from UCCS, her plans were different than the life she is living now. But she said her career has been fulfilling in ways she couldn’t have anticipated. (More)
After four years of organizing, planning, researching, outreach and more, faculty Jennifer Kling, Ph.D., and Max Shulman, Ph.D., are concluding their long-term project “To the Battlefield and Back Again” with a podcast release. (More)
We take a deeper dive into Colin McAllister’s 15-year journey to record a retelling of of Aeneas’s journey to the underworld in Book Six of Virgil’s epic poem. (More)
This event brings together world-renowned, trauma-informed artists and promises to be a unique opportunity for individuals of all backgrounds to explore the healing and empowering aspects of art. (More)
Join artists-in-residency Alessandra Ribeiro and Bianca Lúcia Lopes for their first time in the U.S. celebrating and teaching about Jongo, an Afro-Brazilian tradition that involves music, dance and singing. (More)
Visual and Performing Arts graduate Seth Lindsey urges you to say yes to as much as you can. (More)
A conversation with Sean Forrest, instructor of film studies. Forrest has been teaching and developing film studies courses that frame film history and theory through genre since 2020. (More)
UCCS may not be known for its opera program, but it has served Visual and Performing Arts alumna Maire Therese Carmack well. (More)
This March, the UCCS Theatre Company is producing Paula Vogel’s play “Indecent.” Vogel’s play is inspired by the true story of the controversial 1923 Broadway debut of Sholem Asch’s “God of Vengeance.” (More)