The preliminary results for the 2026-2027 SGA elections were released on March 6 when voting concluded. Official results will be released by the Election Commissioner once they have been approved, per SGA’s election policy. SGA members serve as representatives forRead more >
The SGA safety committee held their first meeting on March 5 to address concerns with UCCS police liaison, discuss safety measures on campus and vote on leadership. The committee was established on Jan. 29. According to SGA Vice President Isabella Polombo, the committee serves to advocate for students,Read more >
The Senate discussed the CU-wide ChatGPT, passed a bill to fund 2,000 fentanyl strips and reallocated $50,000 from reserves to active club and student organization funding at the Senate meeting on March 8. OpenAI contract censure SGA expressed their displeasure in theRead more >
SGA hosted winter formal, an annual event featuring free food, a student DJ, a photo booth, karaoke, Lyft vouchers, a mocktail bar and a cash bar for students 21 years and older, on Feb. 27 at the EntRead more >
SGA held the candidate debate for the 2026-27 elections on March 6. The candidates running for president, vice president and director of finance discussed transparency, communication and SGA’s responsibility to the student body The moderators, Election Commissioner Catalina Moheit and UCCS Radio Director of ExternalRead more >
SGA held the candidate debate for the 2026-2027 elections on March 6. Senate candidates advocated for transparency of SGA processes and increased representation to promote community and engagement. The Q&A style debate was moderated by Election CommissionerRead more >
The CU system is set to launch ChatGPT EduD on March 31, giving students, staff and faculty free access to a university-supported version of the AI for three years. According to Kacey Ross, co-chair of the UCCS AIRead more >
On March 6, 2026 members of the faculty assembly voted to censure the Executive Leadership Team (ELT) in a 212-29 vote, with 21 members abstaining. A vote of censure serves as a severeRead more >
On Feb. 5 and 6, the United Campus Workers (UCW) union and Campus Workers Association (CWA) 7799 spoke at the Board of Regents meeting at CU Boulder to continue their campaign for collective bargaining rights for university employees. The CURead more >
The Budget Advisory Committee (BAC) is responsible for allocating funds to UCCS clubs and organizations for events, trips and campus programming. BAC receives $150,000 of the student activity fee each year, which costs students $16.06 each spring andRead more >