A record-setting amount of $1.7 billion in research funding and awards was granted to schools in the CU system, with $18.9 million awarded to UCCS for the fiscal year. TheRead more >
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer wasn’t remembered for his neutral coat. In the wake of the beige mom epidemic, holding on to the nostalgia of multi-colored Christmas lights is necessaryRead more >
In response to a substantial increase in cyberattacks attempting to gain unauthorized access to UCCS accounts, OIT will require virtual identification via web cam for multi-factor authentication and password verificationRead more >
SGA has filled the last open senate seat and is now operating at full capacity halfway into the semester. The senate voted to confirm a student to the senator ofRead more >
Students taking online course sections are charged a $100 fee on top of the normal cost of the class. The course fee provides funding for instructor training, equipment andRead more >
Due to budget reductions, two departments have merged, saving UCCS hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, some of which will go back to supporting students. The Division of StudentRead more >
Mayor Yemi Mobolade will attend the largest homecoming tailgate UCCS has ever hosted following its partnership with the mayor’s Colorado Springs 1,000 Neighborhood Gathering initiative. The city of Colorado SpringsRead more >
After an unexpected resignation from the student body president, SGA confirmed the student body vice president and new senators at their Sept. 12 senate meeting. The confirmation followed the resignationRead more >
In June, cybercriminals breached over 300 UCCS accounts and sent thousands of emails daily in a cyberattack that attempted to gain private information. The criminals hacked into UCCS emails and used phishingRead more >
After saving students approximately $2.2 million dollars in its first year of operation, according to retail services, TAAP has raised its per credit hour membership price. The Textbook Affordability andRead more >