In the Spring 2025 semester, 8 and 9:25 a.m. classes have been canceled seven times due to inclement weather. According to Provost and Executive Chancellor of Academic Affairs Lynn Vidler,Read more >
At the 2025 Graduation Fair, bachelor’s gown sets with cap, gown and tassel were sold at $58.97, excluding tax. Master’s gown sets with cap, gown, tassel and hood were soldRead more >
SGA, the Gallogly Recreation and Wellness Center and the Colorado Springs Police Department each offer resources for opioid overdoses and addictions to students. According to the Centers for Disease ControlRead more >
UCCS’ first bring-your-kid-to-work day proved disastrous after several staff and faculty members opted to attend with baby goats — literal kids — instead. According to Chancellor Sennifer Jobanet, theRead more >
As DEI programs across the nation are being cut, consumers are reducing their spending through economic blackouts and boycotts in an effort to express their dissatisfaction. UCCS Chair of theRead more >
The Green Action Fund sponsored a new heavy metal recycling method using fungi that was developed by a student. GAF funded the project $5,000 on March 21. The method wasRead more >
The UCCS Bookstore will be getting refillable hand soap and lotion dispensers. The dispensers will be available on March 31. Creator of the initiative junior Kiela Adon said the dispensersRead more >
The UCCS Innovation Program could receive up to $1 million in grant funding from innovation program founder, Terry Boult. Boult, CU emeritus distinguished professor of computer science, gave the BachelorRead more >
The Board of Regents approved a strategic plan for the facilities department, outlining the changes to come in the next 10 years. As required by the Colorado Department of HigherRead more >
The softball team earned back-to-back conference sweeps after winning all 4 games against Fort Lewis on March 8 and 9. Their overall record now stands at 16-10 and 10-5 inRead more >