Students taking more than six credit hours this summer are eligible for financial aid. Summer course registration opened on March 31. Students who are enrolled in summer courses and haveRead more >
Theatreworks will celebrate its 50th anniversary in the 2025-26 season under a reimagined dual leadership structure. Assistant Professor Max Shulman has been appointed to the position of artistic director forRead more >
At UCCS, salaries for full-time faculty vary between colleges by $44,528, with the highest paid faculty being those in the College of Business. Salaries of faculty range from an approximateRead more >
From water fountains to supplying free food to students, the Office of Sustainability has been making big impacts since its founding. Established in 2005 to implement sustainability initiatives at UCCS,Read more >
In Green Action Fund’s 13 years at UCCS, it has funded over 140 projects, totaling approximately $1.5 million. Green Action Fund (GAF) is a student-run committee dedicated to funding sustainableRead more >
The measles outbreak that started in Texas has made its way to Colorado, with three confirmed measles cases in the state. There are 122 UCCS students who do not haveRead more >
New voter registration requirements under the SAVE Act could soon be in place for all American citizens, potentially limiting voter accessibility. On April 10, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE)Read more >
Following a question from a student that prompted a standing ovation and outbursts from the crowd, Senator John Hickenlooper told attendees to “take a deep breath” at a town hallRead more >
SGA unanimously passed the budget for the 2026 fiscal year at the senate meeting. Director of Finance Robin Levisky authored and presented the budget bill at the meeting on AprilRead more >
In the search for a new dean of the College of Public Service, UCCS hosted four candidate finalists for the position. The four finalists were hosted during the week ofRead more >