Pilates classes help to relieve stress, build strength
2016-04-25
April 25, 2016 Hannah Harvey [email protected] Students can take a class to learn how to work to the core of a difficult math problem to find an answer. But theyRead more >
Biology professor wins professor of the year for second time
2016-04-25
April 25, 2016 Kyle Guthrie [email protected] Students voted Sabine Allenspach as professor of the year for the second time this March. The first time the biology professor received the awardRead more >
Theater capstone projects display students’ college journey
2016-04-25
April 25, 2016 Rachel Librach [email protected] Just as an architect completes the construction of an arch with a capstone, seniors are tasked to complete a project that symbolizes the pinnacleRead more >
Former nursing instructor to present collaborative book
2016-04-25
April 25, 2016 Eleanor Sturt [email protected] Colorado Springs is littered with pictures of the past life it led as a mining town, but also as a center for health andRead more >
BI program brings jazz musician Oliver Johnson to Gold Room
2016-04-18
April 18, 2016 Austin Chasse [email protected] Presented by the Bachelor of Innovation program, students and community members had a chance to see jazz musician Oliver Johnson perform at the GoldRead more >
‘Bituminous’ exhibit opens conversation about coal consumption, environment
2016-04-18
April 18, 2016 Abbie Stillman [email protected] GOCA is hosting coal-themed art exhibit “Bituminous” until May 21 at GOCA 121. The objective of the exhibit is to bring awareness to theRead more >
UCCS Love Your Melon Crew hopes to make positive impact in Colorado Springs
2016-04-18
April 18, 2016 Hannah Harvey [email protected] Winter may be over, but it’s never untimely to keep your head warm to support an important cause. The Love Your Melon Crew atRead more >
‘The Jungle Book’ is a visually impressive revival, but adds nothing new
2016-04-18
April 18, 2016 Eleanor Sturt [email protected] RATING: 4/5 stars The recycling of movies is an old concept, but the ability to create a live-action jungle in a computer-based studio isRead more >
‘The Shadow Box’ student production to explore mortality and humor
2016-04-18
April 18, 2016 Kyle Guthrie [email protected] When somebody thinks of death, laughter is not usually the first thing that tends to pop into most people’s heads. The UCCS Theatre CompanyRead more >
Colorado Mathematical Olympiad celebrates 33rd year
2016-04-18
April 18, 2016 Rachel Librach [email protected] The Mathematical Olympiad is held annually all over the world to test young student’s deduction abilities, creativity and innovative thinking. It’s no ordinary mathRead more >