The Ent Center for the Arts did not meet its revenue goals for its second year of operation. In response, staff positions are being consolidated. The Ent Center’s sales failedRead more >
A list revealing the names of other candidates for CU President has been leaked. The List has been authenticated by the Board of Regents. A list of around 30 ColoradoRead more >
5 November 2019 Quinita Thomas [email protected] Colorado’s election day is Nov. 5, and this off-year election could decide future funding for UCCS and other state universities because of Proposition CC.Read more >
5 November 2019 Cambrea Hall [email protected] The Student Government Association (SGA) senate met on Halloween for a lengthy senate meeting, where they approved the passage of two bills totaling $9815.Read more >
5 November 2019 Annika Schmidt [email protected] Terry Boult, El Pomar endowed chair of innovation and security and professor of computer science at UCCS, lead two research projects between 2007 andRead more >
29 October 2019 Douglas Androsiglio [email protected] In 2017, over 25 percent of college-aged students (ages 18-25) reported living with mental illness, according to the National Institute of Mental Health inRead more >
29 October 2019 Caitlyn Dieckman [email protected] The Positive Impact Points (PIPs) program offers students a way to earn money for being environmentally conscious, but the rate of points puts studentsRead more >
15 October 2019 Frank Carber [email protected] While less students may not seem like such a negative thing to students as it frees up parking spaces, it can have negative effects on funding.Read more >
15 October 2019 Annika Schmidt [email protected] The CU system is planning a new strategic plan under the leadership of CU President Mark Kennedy. The plan will unite all fourRead more >
15 October 2019 Douglas Androsiglio [email protected] While students have a winter break lasting over a month, the university does not shut down during break. In previous years, UCCS facultyRead more >