After two forums earlier this week, UCCS hosted the final forum for candidate Lora Billings in the search for the new provost and vice chancellor of academic affairs on Nov.Read more >
On Nov. 8, Colorado Springs received eight inches of snow, breaking the previous daily record of 2.6 inches set in 1975. The winter storm still has the UCCS Facility ServicesRead more >
The UCCS Family Development Center has been managing limited space and a post-pandemic workforce shortage. The FDC is an early childhood education center and an auxiliary unit of UCCS. BecauseRead more >
Voting on ballot measures can be overwhelming. The language can be confusing, and the effect of the measure may be hard to comprehend. There are 14 state and three municipalRead more >
Graduating can be scary, especially when students feel they no longer have access to the resources they had throughout their academic career. UCCS organizations hosted an event that aimed toRead more >
The University of Colorado Board of Regent seat for El Paso County’s District 5 will appear on the ballot for the upcoming Nov. 5 election. Running for the seat isRead more >
The defense for accused UCCS shooter Nicholas Jordan was given extra time to enter a plea by an El Paso County judge on Oct. 25, delaying the case again sinceRead more >
The Kraemer Family Library honored on-campus stories and spoken performances at the 10th annual Purr Storytelling Hour on Oct. 17. Students and faculty gathered last Thursday night in the library’sRead more >
SGA has filled the last open senate seat and is now operating at full capacity halfway into the semester. The senate voted to confirm a student to the senator ofRead more >
UCCS has established a new center that aims to study the connection between religious ideologies and political allegiances. The center, created earlier this fall by philosophy professor Jeffrey Scholes andRead more >