SGA’s primary directive initiative should be better regulated if implemented again next year, according to members. In Oct. 2024, SGA set three primary directives to help construct more intentional bills:Read more >
SGA’s reserve fund is nearly depleted, which could change the culture of club funding. For the past four years, SGA has allocated all of its club funding in the fallRead more >
The effects of federal cuts to nationally funded programs like the National Park Service are trickling down to UCCS students. The federal cuts to the NPS are targeting NPS grants. TheRead more >
The CU system is raising tuition for all students beginning in Fall 2025 to compensate for the state’s higher education deficit. Regents approved increased tuition rates at their meeting onRead more >
UCCS is partnering with Nestlé to serve Starbucks beverages at Big Cat Coffee. In Fall 2025, Big Cat Coffee will rebrand to Big Cat Coffee Proudly Serving Starbucks; however, itRead more >
There is a loneliness epidemic at UCCS, according to Senator of Innovation Isabella Polombo. According to the National College Health Assessment conducted at UCCS earlier this spring, 49.3% of studentRead more >
After a year of vacancy, the Student Life Office has filled the assistant director position. On April 18, UCCS hired Mackenzie Dixon to work with the student activities team toRead more >
Clydechella, the spring concert on the lawn, was funded almost entirely by the university’s Pepsi contract. The concert, held on April 24, was funded by Pepsi programming dollars from UCCS’Read more >
In the search for a new dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences (LAS), UCCS hosted four candidate finalists for the position. The four finalists were hosted duringRead more >
Despite the Colorado Senate and House of Representatives passing a bill allocating approximately $400,000 to UCCS’ cybersecurity program, UCCS may not receive the funding. According to the Colorado Republican MinorityRead more >