Air Force ROTC unit joining UCCS in fall
Starting in fall of 2026, the Air Force ROTC will have an Operating Location at UCCS. […]
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How UCCS helped one student believe in her future again | Natalie Allen
When Natalie Allen enrolled at UCCS, she was looking for a realistic way forward for herself and her two school-aged children. […]
A conversation with Katie Busby, Nursing Department Chair
Get to know Katie Busby, Nursing Department Chair and Assistant Professor in the Nursing Department in the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences. […]
UCCS alumni redefines auto repair through community impact | Michael MacMasters ’05
As General Manager of Adam & Son Auto Repair in Colorado Springs, alum Michael MacMasters has discovered the perfect blend of passion and purpose. […]
Healthy Campus: ELT response, open forum dates
The University Leadership Team is dedicated to communicating clearly and often as UCCS works through the Healthy Campus Initiative. Check UCCS News for regular updates on the work being done. […]
Upcoming Campus Events: March 9 – 15
Observe Ramadan with a community meal at the Lodge, elevate your leadership brand at the UCCSlead Game Changer, catch the American Ballet Theatre at the Ent Center and cheer on our baseball team as they take on Regis all weekend long! […]
Clyde’s Kudos: February 2026
UCCS celebrates twelve Clyde’s Kudos sent to individuals and teams in February 2026. […]
Five join UCCS in February 2026
Five people began work at UCCS in February 2026, according to the Office of Human Resources. […]
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. […]
Seven questions with Laura Collins, author of “Beyond Recognition: Transgender Antidiscrimination Law, Rhetoric, and Ethical Responsibility”
Laura Collins’s new book explores the contradiction between the clear, defined answers in a court ruling and the ambiguous, deeper reality of the issues being represented. […]