The UCCS Feminist Club, History Club and Speech & Debate Club are collaborating to host “Glass Ceilings & Ivory Towers,” a panel meant to shed light on ongoing issues ofRead more >
International students nationwide have had their visas revoked as part of the Trump Administration’s mission to restrict immigration. In the CU system, 22 students have had their visas revoked, withRead more >
The Center for the Study of Evangelicalism and the Department of Anthropology hosted author and journalist Sarah McCammon for a public lecture and book signing at Shove Memorial Chapel onRead more >
Feminist Club hosted their annual Slut Walk in recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This is the fourth year the event has taken place. The walk on April 18 startedRead more >
On March 30, the Colorado Springs Fire Department responded to an emergency on campus. Multiple witnesses reported smoke coming from the Scribe office, located on the first floor of UniversityRead more >
It is movie release season, which means it’s also popcorn season. However, movie theaters charge a semester’s tuition for regular buttered popcorn these days. Save your money for more parkingRead more >
At UCCS, all students are given the opportunity to grow, excel and be rewarded for outstanding achievements. This year, the “Mountain Lion of the Year” award was given to someoneRead more >
UCCS is home to a number of published faculty members. Their wide-ranging research has been featured in books, textbooks and journals. Faculty members across multiple departments shared some of theirRead more >
The Department of Education announced an investigation into graduate programs at 45 universities for DEI practices — UCCS is on this list. On March 14, UCCS’ graduate program wasRead more >
As a part of their ongoing Visiting Author Series, the Heller Center invited Diné writer Natanya Ann Pulley to read excerpts of her work and participate in a book signing.Read more >