Celebrate and join the club with Cabaret
This fall, the Dusty Loo Bon Vivant Theater transforms into the decadent Kit Kat Club as Theatreworks kicks off its 50th birthday season with a bold, immersive revival of “Cabaret.” […]
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Photo Feature: 2025 Homecoming Door Decorating Contest and winners
We’re thrilled to announce the winners of our inaugural Homecoming Door Decorating Contest! […]
Campus Simulation Center holds open house
In celebration of Healthcare Simulation Week, the Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences clinical simulation team held an open house at the UCCS Simulation Learning Center. […]
Driving citizen action and empowering youth for leadership | Michael Tsogt ’22
As a policy analyst at the Advance Colorado Institute, Michael Tsogt is working to shape the future of the state. […]
Donor Feature | June Chan: A legacy of compassion, vision and leadership
June Chan’s journey from nurse to philanthropist is rooted in personal loss, professional passion and a deep commitment to compassionate care. […]
Meet the C3 Faculty Fellows bridging research, innovation and community impact
The first cohort of C3 Innovation Fellows, sponsored by El Pomar, kicks off on September 30, 2025, with applied research and creative projects that deliver an impact at UCCS and throughout the Southern Colorado region. […]
Theo Edmonds to join UCCS as first Creative Executive in Residence
As the next step in championing and fostering innovation at UCCS, Theo Edmonds joins UCCS as its first Creative Executive in Residence. […]
Two wheels at a time: How bikes are empowering Colorado Springs kids
In Colorado Springs, a bike can change everything for a child. From physical health to mental well-being to school attendance, there is no limit to what a bike can influence. […]
Leading with authenticity, shaping Colorado Springs through sport | Megan Leatham ’12
Megan Leatham, UCCS alumna and President and CEO of Colorado Springs Sports Corporation, was recently named Business Leader of the Year by the Southern Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce. […]
End of an era: How narrative closure and characters in TV finales affect viewers
K. Maja Krakowiak, Ph.D., learned more about how viewers respond to television finales in a 2024 study. […]