The Office of Information Technology has released a new VPN service to prioritize the security of students and faculty off campus following the cyberattacks this semester. The new Azure VPNRead more >
Colorado Senator John Hickenlooper met with leaders from eight colleges across Colorado to hear the struggles college students are facing today. During the Nov. 25 virtual panel, the student leadersRead more >
The 2025-26 FAFSA form officially opened for all students on Nov. 21, hopefully having resolved some issues that occurred last year following an almost two-month long beta test. Following lastRead more >
According to the UCCS Police crime logs, there have been over 50 reports of criminal activity since the beginning of August. Deputy Chief Clay Garner said that the most commonRead more >
Accused UCCS killer Nicholas Jordan pled not guilty at his Nov. 22 court hearing. While the defense entered the plea, the judge gave them until January to decide if theRead more >
June Fox, a digital filmmaking graduate in fall 2023, participated in a three-week intensive documentary program through UCCS called “Looking China.” Participants filmed, edited and submitted documentaries on different aspectsRead more >
While engagement at large-scale events is down this semester, clubs have seen a spike in attendance. According to Coordinator of Student Engagement Rebecca Cherpak, club attendance has skyrocketed compared toRead more >
After over a week of counting votes, the House District 16 state representative race is slated for a recount by December due to a seven-vote difference. The race flipped backRead more >
SGA held two emergency meetings since its last meeting in October in an effort to pass multiple bills for events. The bills totaled to about $12,000, and one increased theRead more >
The Colorado Springs police are looking for a suspect allegedly responsible for the fatal stabbing of UCCS Teaching Professor Haleh Abghari. Ceasar Lorenzo Wilson, 53, is being charged with second-degreeRead more >