The Bachelor of Innovation (BI), a fully accredited alternative to a BA or BS, has 23 majors that allow students to follow innovation-oriented pathways across colleges, including chemistry, marketing and womens and ethnic studies. The program was created by Terrance Boult,Read more >
The Green Action Fund (GAF) held their final meeting of the semester on Dec. 3 to review five project proposals and budget updates. GAF is a student-run organization that awards research, seed, andRead more >
In March, the Wellness Center conducted the 2025 National College Health Assessment (NCHA) to collect data about UCCS students’ habits and behavior, including general wellbeing, academic impediments, mental health, safety concerns, sexual health and alcohol and drug use. According toRead more >
Update: CSPD arrested 25-year-old Jonathan Lee Sovine in connection with the shooting. Sovine is a former UCCS student; however, he was not enrolled at the time of the shooting. He is being chargedRead more >
SGA passed a resolution on the U.N.I.T.E Act following the United Workers Protest and confirmed a justice and student-at-large on Dec. 4, the Senate’s last meeting of the semester. U.N.I.T.E. Act On Nov. 6, aRead more >
The Office of Sustainability is sponsoring a winter clothing drive through Dec. 12 to donate to The PLACE, an organization that provides support to homeless youth aged 15-24. Students canRead more >
UCCS was awarded a $1.3 million Student Support Services (SSS) grant from the Department of Education to support students with disabilities, low-income students and first-generation students over five years. AccordingRead more >
During the 2024 presidential elections, voters aged 18-29 made up the largest percentage of the non-voting bloc in the United States at 30%, according to Pew Research. Historically, voters inRead more >
SGA passed one of two winter formal bills and discussed creating an associate director of finance position at the Nov. 13 Senate meeting. Winter Formal bill Senator-at-large, Catalina Clay, proposedRead more >
On Nov. 13, The Center for the Study of Government and the Individual (CSGI) and The Steamboat Institute, an educational organization working to promote freedom and liberty, hosted a debateRead more >