With an ongoing homicide investigation leaving two dead at UCCS on Friday, Feb. 16, the following services and support are available. The campus will remain closed for Feb. 16. HereRead more >
A shooting occurred at UCCS on the morning of Feb. 16, leaving at least two dead at the scene. The Colorado Springs Police said a call for shots fired happenedRead more >
UCCS nursing student Mia Brown died the night of Feb. 12 following a medical emergency at the rec center. After getting permission from Brown’s family, Chancellor Jennifer Sobanet announced inRead more >
The appointment of UCCS’ newest chancellor, Jennifer Sobanet, came as a surprise to the campus and was met with frustration from staff and faculty members. CU President Todd Saliman heldRead more >
River Gassen, a UCCS alum, is running as a Democratic candidate to represent Colorado’s fifth congressional district in the House of Representatives. The district’s current house representative is Doug Lamborn,Read more >
During a forum on Dec. 12, CU President Todd Saliman discussed and answered questions on the unexpected appointment of Jennifer Sobanet as the new UCCS chancellor, overruling the two finalistsRead more >
4 out of 5 stars “Oppenheimer” delivers a dramatic storyline with an impressive ensemble cast and a leading man who does the story of the Father of the Atomic BombRead more >
3.5 out of 5 stars Hey, Barbie! Are you ready for humor, female empowerment and more pink than you can imagine? “Barbie” welcomes audiences to the perfect, magical world ofRead more >
Mamma Mia! Here we go again! Every time we go back to school, we hear the same things over and over from parents, teachers, school administrators, great aunts we talkRead more >
It’s that time of year again — main semester classes are back in session, and everyone has an opportunity to look back over their summer. Of course, this summer boastedRead more >