At the Board of Regents meeting on Feb. 8, three new certificates were approved and can start being offered in Fall of 2024. The first certificate is a graduate certificateRead more >
On Feb. 5, Donald Peterson presented his three goals for the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Peterson served as the dean of the College of Engineering and Engineering TechnologyRead more >
A lot happens behind the scenes to ensure the UCCS campus and community remains safe during harsh winter weather. Kathy Kaoudis, vice chancellor of administration and finance, and her teamRead more >
Parking and Transportation Services recently received around $230,000 in grant money to pay for electric buses and charging stations. The money is spread out over three different grants, two ofRead more >
On Feb. 1, Joseph Rencis talked about his four priorities to improve the College of Engineering and Applied Science: leadership, vision, resources and recognition. Rencis is currently serving as theRead more >
Every time I see a parking enforcement vehicle near my car, my heart skips a beat. I’ve always been diligent about getting the correct parking pass, but I can’t helpRead more >
On Jan. 22, dean finalist Ying Shang discussed her vision for the campus and her goals to increase enrollment and funding for the College of Engineering and Applied Science inRead more >
With an 85-86% TAAP-in rate, the team behind TAAP considered its first semester to be a success, but the program was met with mixed reviews from students and faculty. WhileRead more >
The United Campus Workers of Colorado wants to recruit more UCCS employees amid their steady increase in overall membership. Dylan Harris, who represents the UCCS tenured and tenure-tracked faculty onRead more >
The Scribe tabled across campus for the week of Nov. 6 to gauge student and faculty opinions on the TAAP program from the College of Public Service. Students in theRead more >