A snip of a ribbon marked the official opening of the new Anschutz Engineering Center on April 18. The new building will accommodate the aerospace engineering major added in 2022Read more >
Registration is open for summer and fall classes, and any student who registers for classes will have to pay semesterly fees. UCCS’ Student Financial Services and Bursar Office provide anRead more >
The results of two surveys indicate that UCCS’ student body is almost split on whether or not they support banning the concealed carry of handguns on CU campuses, but CURead more >
Following a rocky start to the semester and ongoing budget issues, student engagement has decreased compared to last semester. Director of Student Engagement Stephen Cucchiara said engagement is usually lowerRead more >
SGA voted on the budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year, allocating $658,229.58 to operating expenses, including club funding. The money comes from the Student Activity Fee, a student fee thatRead more >
UCCS is paying former Nickelodeon actor Josh Peck up to $50,000 for the annual significant speaker event on April 17. Peck is best known for his time on “Drake andRead more >
The FASFA overhaul, aimed to save time and simplify the application process, has become a ‘FASFA fiasco,’ due to ongoing issues, said Jevita Rogers, assistant vice chancellor of financial aid.Read more >
On March 1, motorcyclist Joseph Heath died from crashing into an SUV after running a red light near UCCS, becoming the seventh fatal accident at an intersection between Austin BluffsRead more >
At the April 4 meeting, SGA passed a bill allocating $3,500 ($3,815 including GAR tax) to additional stipends for members of the Budget Advisory Committee. BAC is comprised of eightRead more >
Republican Senator Larry Liston said a bill that could ban carrying firearms, concealed or not, on university grounds will turn campuses into “kill zones” if passed at a recent stateRead more >