NASA selects project for development from CU Boulder, UCCS researchers
A CU Boulder-led research project, developed with the help of UCCS researchers, has been chosen for further development by NASA. […]
June 2026
UCCS alum appointed Assistant Inspector General for Office of Investigations
UCCS alumnus Silas Darden was appointed the Assistant Inspector General for the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General’s Office of Investigations in April 2026. […]
UCCS students see fungi successfully launched into space
UCCS students and one PPSC student were able to see their research efforts realized when their microgravity experiment on fungi was successfully launched from the Kennedy Space Center to the International Space Station. […]
System and community response to faculty special election
Following the Faculty Assembly’s special election resulting in a vote of no confidence in three members of the executive leadership team, members of the University of Colorado system and community leaders issued statements regarding the outcome and the university’s path forward. […]
Murphy Robinson III to serve as UCCS Interim Chief of Police
To ensure continuity of leadership and maintain the highest levels of service and support, Murphy Robinson III will serve as the UCCS Interim Chief of Police while the university conducts a search for its next permanent chief. […]
C3 Innovation excited for opportunity with NASA Technology Transfer University program
UCCS will collaborate with NASA through the NASA Technology Transfer University program for the 2026-27 academic year. […]
Six join UCCS in May 2026
Six people began work at UCCS in May 2026, according to the Office of Human Resources. Welcome, new Mountain Lions! […]
Clyde’s Kudos: May 2026
UCCS celebrates four Clyde’s Kudos sent to individuals and teams in May 2026. […]
UCCS recognized for achievements in AI
Several UCCS staff and faculty have been recognized for their efforts in AI, with some receiving awards and others grants. […]
Engineering faculty awarded Front Range Consortium grants
Two faculty within the College of Engineering and Applied Science have been granted funding from the Front Range Consortium to further their research that can be applied to strengthening defense systems. […]