Training For The Olympics Is Hard Enough. Try Doing That While Earning A Degree
NPR broadcast about two UCCS students who are balancing Olympic dreams with classes. (Read More)
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Remembering Fallen Officers
The colorado springs community gathered to honor fallen law enforcement officers as part of the pikes peak region peace officer’s memorial weekend. (Read More)
Annual unstoppable women’s luncheon and fundraiser
According to KOAA UCCS Professor Dr. Barbara Swaby was honored at the annual unstoppable women’s luncheon and fundraiser (Read More)
Lyda Hill is latest recipient of UCCS entrepreneurship award
Lyda Hill receives the Lifetime Entrepreneurship Award Friday from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs College of Business. (Read More)
UCCS Commencement at the World Arena
There was a record 1,500 who received their degrees. these are pictures from our news partners at the gazette (Read More)
UCCS Commencement 2017
One of the state’s fastest growing universities gave out a record number of degrees this spring. (Read More)
Rocky Mountain Microbrewing Symposium
Friday’s annual rocky mountain microbrewing symposium at UCCS, Bristol’s winter beer festival traditionally draws not only innovative one-offs from breweries in the front range (Read More)
Departing UCCS chancellor saw change from commuter school to major university
The Colorado Springs Gazette features the UCCS Chancellor Shockley-Zalabak (Read More)
End of an era: One-on-one with retiring UCCS Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak
KOAA broadcast an interview with Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak about her tenure as chancellor and plans for the future. (Read More)
UCCS Professor on Supreme court nominee Neal Gorsuch
KOAA interviewed UCCS professor Josh Dunn who teaches constitutional law. there is plenty of attention going to trumps growing list of executive action. (Read More)