From water fountains to supplying free food to students, the Office of Sustainability has been making big impacts since its founding. Established in 2005 to implement sustainability initiatives at UCCS,Read more >
In Green Action Fund’s 13 years at UCCS, it has funded over 140 projects, totaling approximately $1.5 million. Green Action Fund (GAF) is a student-run committee dedicated to funding sustainableRead 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 >
From farmer’s markets to chicken naming contests, the UCCS Farm hosts events designed to encourage students to connect with the resources offered at the Farmhouse. The Farmhouse, which is openRead more >
On Earth Day, the Green Action Fund is hosting a selection of panelists to speak about sustainability. The Sustainable Speaker Series will introduce attendees to local and campus leaders andRead more >
In an early celebration of Earth Day, the Office of Sustainability is partnering with The Farm and Green Action Fund to host the Sustainability Summit. The summit will showcase sustainabilityRead more >
To foster interest in the benefits of mushrooms among the student body, the UCCS Mycological Society is hosting a three-part series on the growth and cultivation of mushrooms. The MycologicalRead more >
Campus life can be complicated and convoluted, but there’s a crucial part of college survival no one talks about: where the good bathrooms are and where the bad bathrooms are. Read more >
The William Stanley Foundation awarded the farm a $4,200 grant to support educational programming, infrastructure and the farmer’s market. After touring the farm, founder William Stanley contacted Director of SustainabilityRead more >
17 September 2019 Devon Williams [email protected] The beginning of the semester for college students could also mean the fear that freshman may have about gaining the infamous “freshman 15.” TheRead more >