Chinese Catholicism through the lens of the queer experience
What should have been a routine book purchase became state surveillance for George Bayuga. […]
Research Highlights
Cyber visionary: Shouhuai Xu’s mission to shape the future of digital defense
Shouhuai Xu, Ph.D., inspires UCCS College of Engineering and Applied Science students to do more. […]
Safeguarding medical data: Yanyan Zhuang takes on AI data retraining
Yanyan Zhuang, Ph.D., is part of a team that is trying to make medical Artificial intelligence systems and machine learning more trustworthy. […]
Seven questions with Raphael Sassower, author of “Manorial Capitalism, Enslavement, and the Logic of Dividuation”
Sassower’s new book offers three perspectives on the plantation slave economy of the Antebellum South. […]
Research Q&A with Rachel Thayer: Cannabis use in older adults
We take a deeper dive into Rachel Thayer’s research on cannabis use in older adults. […]
Pursuing change through practice & prevention | Sophie Hovis ’21
Research, practice, training – Sophie Hovis does as much as she can to advocate for health awareness and resources for both her patients and fellow healthcare workers. […]
Colorado Springs School of Technology to open on campus
Through collaboration between local industry and higher education partners, UCCS is an instrumental part of establishing a new high school focused on innovation and technology that will reside in the Kevin O’Neil Research Center/Cybersecurity building. […]
UCCS cyber researcher part of winning team at VICEROY Symposium Cyber Competition
Caleb Chang, UCCS undergraduate cybersecurity student, helped his multi-university team win first place at the VICEROY Symposium Cyber Competition held on March 26, 2025. […]
Navigating machine learning and a master’s degree | Tay Tallerday ’24
Tay Tallerday didn’t know she’d be pursuing a graduate degree until the deadline to sign up was almost over, but not long after that she was presenting research at the 2024 American Chemical Society National […]
LAS Research Highlights podcast | Maja Krakowiak
Catch up on the LAS Research Highlights podcast. This episode’s guest is Maja Krakowiak, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the communications department, who shares how her love of entertainment guided her to the communications field and discusses her research on morally ambiguous television characters. […]