March 2026 had some of the hottest temperatures on record across Southern Colorado and the lowest recorded snowpack since 1941. These records have increased the risk for more frequent and intense wildfires this summer, according to Geography and Environmental Studies (GES) Professor Brandon Vogt. Snowpacks store water in the winter when snow falls andRead more >
At an open forum on April 8, UCCS leaders addressed student concerns about affordability, academic support and campus resources, emphasizing that upcoming budget decisions are being made with the goal of minimizing impact on students. Read more >
The second annual Carry the Light raised $115,856 from 184 donors online, including more than $100,000 on the Day of Giving, marking the finale of the two-week philanthropic effort on April 9. The online event aims to raise money for funds on campus that provide scholarships, resources and programs toRead more >
Campus administration is considering repurposing the Sustainability Demonstration House (SDH) into office space for the Human Resources department. The transition would require all clubs and organizations operating out of the house to vacate by the first weekRead more >
On March 31, the Vice Chancellor of Strategic Initiatives and Chief of Staff, Robin Parent, announced that UCCS is considering changing its logo and acronym from UCCS to CU Colorado Springs in a campus-wide email. TheRead more >
From March 9-April 13, UCCS hosted four town halls in Berger Hall to discuss the budget and address concerns from students, faculty and staff over the potential implications to members of campus. Each townRead more >
SGA heard concerns from two students during public and confirmed a new Senator of Public Service and Justice at the Senate meeting on April 9. Each Senate meeting has two public sessions which are designed so students can bringRead more >
The MOSAIC department supports students by providing a community and opportunities to grow professionally and academically advocating for students, with an emphasis on students who are minorities. The MOSAIC office — located in room 102 in the University Center — has a lounge area, two reflection rooms, arts and crafts, board games, a free library, a full-time staffRead more >
Faculty and students highlighted processes and initiatives that include the third aspect of the 2030 Strategic Plan, organizational excellence, and addressed concerns about transparency following the projected $27.7 budget deficit. Organization excellence focuses on improving efficiency, transparency and resource allocation by making data-driven decisions. According to Chancellor Jennifer Sobanet, organizational excellence will helpRead more >
Enrollment for the fall 2026 semester begins April 13 and shopping carts are open, which helps students save time when registering and increases the likelihood of enrolling in all desired classes. The Office of Registrar emailed all students their exact registration day and time, but students can also find that information byRead more >