Building a Financially Healthy Campus: New website and feedback form
The University Leadership Team has launched a new budget website and feedback form in response to a budget process survey distributed last fall. […]
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Mountain Metro passes now free for UCCS housing students, with some available for off-campus residents
Mountain Metro bus passes are now available for free to all students living on campus, with 700 passes available for off-campus students. […]
UCCS receives Open Educational Resources funding for books and course materials
Through the Open Educational Resources initiative, UCCS is receiving funds to ease the cost of classroom materials and books for students in two programs. […]
Reflecting on International Education Week 2025
Throughout November 17–21, 2025, International Education Week (IEW) brought energy, connection and celebration to the UCCS campus. […]
Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs search relaunches
The search for the university’s next Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs has relaunched, in an effort to ensure that the leader in this role is well aligned with the evolving needs of students, campus, and long-term institutional priorities. […]
Reminder emails to commence for Information Security Awareness training course
Regular reminder emails are to start being sent out today for all CU employees to complete the Information Security Awareness course. […]
Upcoming Campus Events: January 20 – 25
Welcome back, Mountain Lions! We hope you had an amazing winter break. Join us this week for Welcome Back Donuts, Welcome Week Snowball Fight and Freeze Fest! […]
Here to help: UCCS Campus Resources
As we start off the semester, keep the following resources in mind for any of your campus needs. Check in with yourself and don’t hesitate to reach out – the UCCS community is here to help you thrive. […]
Fouts visits D.C. for conference, research initiatives
As Dean of the Graduate School and Acting Vice Provost for Research, Hillary Fouts, Ph.D., represents UCCS in more capacities than one, and recently did so in Washington D.C. […]
Author Spotlight: Jon Caudill | “Deadly Consequences: How Sentencing Reform Changed California’s Jails”
In his recent book, Professor Jon Caudill, Ph.D., studies the unintended but severe effects from California legislation Assembly Bill 109 and Prop 47, especially the rise in fatalities to inmates in the jail system. […]