Spanish program students perform Los Vendidos
Students from the UCCS Spanish program performed the classic play “Los Vendidos” in Dwire Hall to an audience of over 100 students, faculty and community members. […]
Articles by Abby Newell
Employee of the Quarter | Shari Huscher
Employee of the Quarter Shari Huscher brings kindness and hard work to her role as an academic services professional. […]
Donor Feature: Helping HEROES succeed | Doug Pikop
CU alumnus and donor and Air Force veteran, Doug Pikop, is paying it forward by helping current active-duty students achieve their educational goals through the HEROES scholarship. […]
Counseling and Human Services program earns full accreditation and renovates labs
The Counseling and Human Services graduate program in the College of Education recently earned full accreditation from CACREP. […]
Student Government Association passes resolution on federal changes
In a show of support to fellow students and advocacy for the UCCS community, the Student Government Association passed a resolution regarding federal changes on DEI and other policies. […]
An affinity for anthropology | Susan Krook ’84
Susan Krook has not one, not two, but three anthropology degrees from CU. […]
Political science class convenes mock national security council
In early May, several state department heads and political figures gathered in the UCCS Academic Office Building for a National Security Council meeting – or rather, students held a mock version. […]
Photo Feature: UCCS visits Kanazawa University
Continuing an ongoing relationship between the schools, UCCS students were recently hosted by Kanazawa University in Japan for an education-based visit. […]
Making a difference in military mental health | Elizabeth Burgin ’15
After her own experience as a military spouse, Elizabeth Burgin, Ph.D., changed her career path to improve the lives of others with military family and affiliations. […]
Commencement Feature: Bridging the gap between research and action | Aiyanna Quinones
Being a college student is often about discovering what you don’t want to do just as much as finding your interests. Aiyanna Quinones, sociology graduate, Student Achievement awardee and commencement speaker, considered education and pre-med […]