Professor Emerita debuts play on Cuban culture
Transcending mediums with her work, Professor Emerita Andrea Herrera, Ph.D., is celebrating the adaptation of her 2001 novel “The Pearl of the Antilles” into a play debuting this June. […]
Articles by Abby Newell
Officer Patterson joins SHIELD616 long-distance bike ride fundraiser
UCCS Police Officer Taylor Patterson is participating in the upcoming SHIELD616 bike ride fundraiser, helping to raise money for the UCCS Police Department’s protective gear and honoring late UCCS Police Officer Garrett Swasey. […]
UCCS earns First Generation-Serving Institution Designation for second year in a row
UCCS has been bestowed the First Generation-Serving Institution Designation for its efforts towards supporting first-generation students for the second year in a row. […]
Criminal Justice curriculum adds Victimization focus
Starting in the fall 2026 semester, Criminal Justice students at the College of Public Service have a new Victimization focus option for their degree program specialization track. […]
Leadership under pressure: Yankey attends Faculty Fellowship Program in Israel
Paul Yankey, Assistant Teaching Professor in the College of Business, recently joined faculty members across the U.S. in Israel as part of the Jewish National Fund-USA’s Faculty Fellowship Program. […]
Photo Feature: Kanazawa students visit UCCS
Continuing an ongoing relationship between the schools, students from Kanazawa University in Japan recently came to UCCS for an education-based visit. […]
Social work students contribute thousands of hours to serve community
With over 200,000 hours put in by UCCS social work students over the years and partnerships with over 200 organizations, their efforts and the program are woven into the fabric of Colorado Springs. […]
College of Education earns continued accreditation for two graduate programs
Maintaining its dedication to upholding curriculum standards, the College of Education recently had accreditation continuance confirmed for two degree programs. […]
Representative Crank visits campus for Veterans’ Affairs Roundtable
Representative Jeff Crank visited UCCS on February 18 to convene a Roundtable on Veterans’ Affairs. […]
How increased competition from tariffs affects CEO turnover within domestic firms
UCCS finance assistant professor Jin Peng, Ph.D., and her co-authors looked at the effect of import tariff cuts on CEO turnover decisions in a recent study. […]