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UCCS will require masks in classrooms, indoor spaces - Vimarsana News

UCCS will require masks in classrooms, indoor spaces

The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is one of the latest schools to reinstate masks on campus ahead of the fall semester.

UCCS will require masks in classrooms, indoor spaces - Vimarsana News

UCCS will require masks in classrooms, indoor spaces

The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is one of the latest schools to reinstate masks on campus ahead of the fall semester.

$500,000 Gift Supports Student Services Center; Honors Mike and Barbara Yalich - Vimarsana News

$500,000 Gift Supports Student Services Center; Honors Mike and Barbara Yalich

$500,000 Gift Supports Student Services Center; Honors Mike and Barbara Yalich Published on February 9, 2021 Standing from left, Mike Edmonds and Bob Ross with Barbara Yalich '53 seated Colorado College has received a $500,000 gift from the Inasmuch Foundation for the Mike and Barbara Yalich Student Services Center. The new student services center will be adjacent to the Ed Robson Arena and will honor the legacy and contributions of alumni Barbara Neeley Yalich ’53 and her late husband Milo “Mike” Yalich ’50. The Yalich Center will house the student wellness center, health service...

First woman of color will lead Colorado College - Vimarsana News

First woman of color will lead Colorado College

For the first time in Colorado College's 146-year history, a woman of color will lead the private, Colorado Springs liberal arts school. L. Song Richardson, who is Black and Korean, was hired from the University of California Irvine School of Law, where she is the dean and chancellor’s professor of law. She will take over as the 14th president on July 1. The 37–member Board of Trustees on Wednesday unanimously selected Richardson from a pool of 150 applicants. She will succeed Jill Tiefenthaler, who left in July after a nine-year tenure. As a legal scholar and lawyer whose research focuse...