Photo Feature: UCCS students hosted by Japanese sister city
Fifteen UCCS students were hosted by local families in Fujiyoshida, where the famous Mt. Fuji is located, for four nights. […]
July 2025
College of Education offers accelerated teaching program
The College of Education is helping remedy the teacher shortage with Accelerating Careers in Teaching. […]
Explore the world through your speakers with Pale Blue
Take a long walk across Earth and its eras with “Pale Blue,” the auditory experience by Professor Glen Whitehead. […]
UCCS to host inaugural First-Year Experience Regional Conference
UCCS is hosting its first-ever First-Year Experience Regional Conference. Organized by the UCCS Gateway Program Seminar, the free conference will bring together higher education professionals to explore how institutions can build meaningful first-year experiences that help students thrive. […]
Leadership Pikes Peak hosting 2025 Community Leadership Conference at UCCS
Leadership Pikes Peak is hosting the 2025 Community Leadership Conference from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Wednesday, July 30, in Berger Hall. […]
Finding purpose in psychiatry and education | A conversation with Kris Vandenberg, DNP, PMHNP-BC
Dr. Kris Vandenberg is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, educator and researcher. In this conversation, she shares the story behind her passion for nursing, education and communication research. […]
Ent Credit Union champions education for active-duty students through HEROES scholarship
Ent Credit Union’s commitment to community runs deep—and for Executive Director of Philanthropy and Community Relations Annie Snead, that commitment is personal, purposeful and proudly local. […]
How one alum’s creative spark brought her cosmic success | Camille Liptak ’22
Shaped by a lifelong immersion in the arts and a passion for storytelling, UCCS alum Camille Liptak has found a distinctive path that blends literature, astrology and digital media into a thriving creative career. […]
Kane Family Foundation continues longstanding scholarship legacy for UCCS students
For nearly 20 years, the Kane Family Foundation has been integral in the education of students at seven colleges and universities in southern Colorado, including UCCS. […]
Chinese Catholicism through the lens of the queer experience
What should have been a routine book purchase became state surveillance for George Bayuga. […]