Federal Transition Update 09.12.25
In January 2025, the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Strategic Initiatives launched a UCCS Federal Transition Team, along with a corresponding informational webpage. […]
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From dance floors to dining rooms | Ashley Brown ’24
Ashley Brown grew up in the hum of a busy dining room. That foundation shaped her entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. […]
Responding to environmental crisis: Common methods and their efficacy
Despite the way life and societies have changed over millennia, most environmental crises and human responses to them have been consistent. […]
Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs search launches
The search has begun for the university’s next Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs. […]
Upcoming Campus Events: September 15 – 21
Explore the Healthcare Simulation Lab, chef it up during the Wellness Cooking Class, hike the Grays and Torreys 14er and lots more this week at UCCS! […]
Photo Feature: 9/11 Memorial Ceremony 2025
Students, staff, faculty and community members attended a flag-lowering ceremony, honor walk to the 9/11 Memorial, and moment of silence on Thursday, September 11, 2025, in honor of all who were lost 24 years ago. […]
Managing stress and grief | Wellness resources at UCCS
The shooting at Evergreen High School and the death of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University, in addition to the anniversary of the incomprehensible terror of September 11, 2001, have brought additional heightened stress, tension, and uncertainty across our community. […]
Swatting: Things to know
Swatting is the criminal act of deceiving emergency services into sending heavily armed response teams to an unsuspecting victim’s address by falsely reporting a serious emergency situation, such as a hostage situation, bomb threat, or active shooter. […]
Backing HEROES: U.S. Bank fuels military scholarships at UCCS
U.S. Bank is continuing its impressive track record of strong support for military service members and the Colorado Springs community by contributing to the HEROES Scholarship at UCCS. […]
A new lens on posttraumatic growth patterns
UCCS researchers are studying aftereffects of trauma, and the growth following it, in a new way. […]