Graduate student and baseball player Caleb Stubbings has been chosen for the 2024-25 Thomas F. McLaughlin Award for leadership and sports excellence. The McLaughlin Award is given to student-athletes atRead more >
In the search for a new dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences (LAS), UCCS hosted four candidate finalists for the position. The four finalists were hosted duringRead more >
Club women’s hockey is looking for members for the Fall 2025 season. Tatiana Krieger, a freshman studying elementary education, started the club during the Spring 2025 semester to create moreRead more >
Following a question from a student that prompted a standing ovation and outbursts from the crowd, Senator John Hickenlooper told attendees to “take a deep breath” at a town hallRead more >
In the search for a new dean of the College of Public Service, UCCS hosted four candidate finalists for the position. The four finalists were hosted during the week ofRead more >
ClydeCon is returning to campus for UCCS’ third annual clothing swap. Students can sift through threads and meet new clubs. The event will feature a donated clothing exchange and dorm-goodsRead more >
Nicholas Jordan, UCCS dorm shooter, has been found guilty on all counts against him for the murder of Samuel Knopp and Celie Rain Montgomery. He was sentenced to two consecutiveRead more >
Editor’s Note: Some may find the following content triggering or graphic. On the fourth day of the trial for the former UCCS student accused of killing two people in Crestone House,Read more >
In the search for a new dean of the College of Education, UCCS hosted three candidate finalists for the position. The three finalists were hosted during the week of AprilRead more >
At the first SGA meeting since March 6, members of the UCCS Federal Transition Team held a Q&A about UCCS’ position during the federal transition, and senators passed a resolutionRead more >