UCCS Biology student and magic enthusiast Bavid Dlaine has just announced he will begin his graduate research, putting local rabbits on edge. “My uncle worked with a magician for aRead more >
A UCCS partnership with a third-party app that’s intended to encourage connections and make new students feel more at home has over half of incoming students engaging with the platform. Read more >
With the ongoing opioid overdose epidemic in the U.S., the Wellness Center is taking strides to educate and protect the UCCS community. Opioid use among the general population has beenRead more >
Getting a parking permit and finding parking on campus at the beginning of the semester has been a challenge, but some students feel that this semester is worse than inRead more >
Student Life is prioritizing intentional programming and communication amid new leadership, staffing issues and lack of resources. Following previous Director of Student Engagement Stephen Cucchiara leaving his position over theRead more >
After running into several wagon trains settling west on the way to University Hall, Janice DeLeon finally asked stopped to ask a grand old wizard for directions. DeLeon had beenRead more >
Downloads for UCCS’ new safety app have tripled the total downloads of the old app since its release. The UCCS Safe app has gotten 1,480 downloads since its release onRead more >
A Mountain Lion has been discovered to maintain a better GPA than 95% of the UCCS campus. According to the biology department, who orchestrated his enrollment, Theodore the mountain lionRead more >
UCCS is paying former Nickelodeon actor Josh Peck up to $50,000 for the annual significant speaker event on April 17. Peck is best known for his time on “Drake andRead more >
The FASFA overhaul, aimed to save time and simplify the application process, has become a ‘FASFA fiasco,’ due to ongoing issues, said Jevita Rogers, assistant vice chancellor of financial aid.Read more >