The Wellness Center provides clinical, nutritional and mental health services to students, as well as resources to create healthy habits through Wellness Promotion. The Wellness Center, located in the Gallogly Recreation Center, allows walk-ins and appointments Monday through Friday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Students also have access to a 24-hour hotline. TheRead more >
This spring semester, the UCCS Graduate School is expecting 166 students to graduate, 160 with master’s degrees and 6 with doctoral degrees, according to Kim Paine, the student success and admissions coordinator for the graduateRead more >
Reports to the UCCS Police Department have risen from 134 to 168 compared to the spring 2025 semester, however, the crime rate has decreased due to a lower enrollment, according to Michael Schaller, the campus police lieutenant. He also saidRead more >
Around 2:20 p.m., Canvas was hacked by threat actor group ShinyHunters, disabling students’ ability to use the website in any capacity. The breach has impacted users nationwide. ShinyHunters is holding website access and website data as ransom, demanding affected universities contact them to negotiate aRead more >
UCCS is no longer cutting teacher salaries to help decrease university expenses from the state Joint Budget Committee (JBC) that is allocating more funding than anticipated, reducing the FY 2027 base reduction to $10.3 million. According to Interim Vice Chancellor forRead more >
SGA presented suggestions on how upper administration can respond to student dissatisfaction over budget cuts. SGA also provided an overview of the 2025-26 school year to Chancellor Jennifer Sobanet and Vice Chancellor of StrategicRead more >
On April 22, at the final Strategic Spotlight, a panel of six speakers discussed care initiatives designed to create a culture of care and impact students via mentorship, wellness and basic needs support and faculty development. Panelists answered pre-submitted questions. The cultureRead more >
At the monthly meeting on April 20 the Green Action Fund (GAF) reviewed five project proposals, which focused on enhancing the university’s trail system, building a 3D printer, replacing lights at the ENT Center, conducting research on bees and paying Sustainability program student employees over the summer. GAF is aRead more >
2026 is a midterm year, which means Coloradans will have the opportunity to vote on amendments, measures and candidates to determine Colorado’s legislative branch makeup for the next two years. Midterms take place at the halfway point ofRead more >
SGA formally opposed the relocation of Human Resources (HR) to the Sustainability Demonstration House (SDH) and the proposed name change to CU Colorado Springs at the Senate meeting on April 16. They also heard a university budget presentation. Stop the Sustainability Department Move Read more >