Enrollment shows a slight decline of 148 students from spring-to-spring semester, and the recent campus crises have left enrollment management wondering if and how enrollment may be impacted. Last fall,Read more >
UCCS student athletes feel undervalued by the community despite having an all-time high of student athletes on campus. UCCS athletes across various sports echo feeling undervalued by the school, despiteRead more >
Four panelists gathered in UC 303 on March 11 to discuss the systemic and social barriers that prevent DEI in the U.S., and how a lack of it can leadRead more >
On March 7, SGA invited campus administration to the senate meeting, where they heard frustrations from students and explained their decisions behind campus communication following the Feb. 16 double homicides. Read more >
On March 20, a bill will be heard by the Colorado General Assembly Judiciary Committee that will prohibit firearms—concealed or not—on college campuses and in other “sensitive spaces,” if passed.Read more >
Reports from the university’s budget team conflict with a third-party analysis, which claimed UCCS was over-investing in administration and also raised concerns about budget transparency. Chair of the University BudgetRead more >
After the double homicides on Feb. 16, the ongoing discourse on gun reform within the CU system has gained even more traction and led to a new organization being formedRead more >
In the wake of the double homicides that happened on Feb. 16, UCCS students reflected on how information flow was handled by the school during the following week. The studentsRead more >
On the week of March 4 to March 8, students voted on who will represent them in the 2024-2025 school year. Students also voted on two ballot referendums, the StudentRead more >
To help maintain a dwindling funding pool, SGA passed a bill that put money in their reserves at the Feb. 29 meeting. The bill reallocated unused funds to the CarryforwardRead more >