October 31, 2017 Hannah Harvey [email protected] Gallons of water poured over Houston, Texas as Hurricane Harvey made landfall, displacing 32,000 people and killing 20. For one student, the hurricane wasRead more >
October 31, 2017 Lily Spencer [email protected] For many students, registering for classes can be a stressful time. Class registration began for select students Oct. 23 and continues into November. WithRead more >
October 31, 2017 Quinita Thomas [email protected] Next year, students will have the opportunity to experience various cultures as part of the Cultural Diversity and Identity Abroad travel course. Sentwali Bakari,Read more >
October 31, 2017 Mexican students at UCCS as part of Proyecta 100,000 This fall, 22 Mexican students came to UCCS on Oct. 14. Students arrived at UCCS as partRead more >
October 31, 2017 Incidents on campus On-campus drug reports and other crimes in October: Alpine Garage and Field: 2 thefts, 1 burglary, 1 report of destruction of property, 1 reportRead more >
October 31, 2017 ‘Stranger Things’ Haunted Office Students will have the opportunity to experience the world of “Stranger Things” in real life today from noon to 3 p.m. inRead more >
October 31, 2017 Six on women’s soccer team earn named to RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll Six players on the women’s soccer team were named to the RMAC Women’s SoccerRead more >
UPDATE: Nov. 1 10:17 p.m. Vincent Fernando Garcia, the suspect related to the Sunday morning hit and run that killed a UCCS freshman, ran a red light and had beenRead more >
October 24, 2017 Sarah Bubke [email protected] What if you could travel from Colorado Springs to Denver in just nine minutes? Travelling on a hyperloop, students, faculty and staff may haveRead more >
October 24, 2017 Lily Spencer [email protected] When students think of a library, they probably first think of books, databases, studying and quiet time. But the Kraemer Family Library offers moreRead more >