Gary Loo, president and CEO of High Valley Land Co. and chairman of the High Valley Group, received a Lifetime Entrepreneurship Award today from the College of Business at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs during a luncheon at the Club at Flying Horse. More than 150 community leaders, friends and family members were on [...]
Continue reading …During the past few weeks, at least nine universities, including the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, have received a total of $45 million in gifts from donors who took specific steps to assure their anonymity. Gifts to universities are almost never given by anonymous donors. Click here to read the story. Click here to subscribe [...]
Continue reading …Women who have their dream job and want to help others along the career path will unite with women who are entering the work force during the Junior League of Colorado Springs third annual Mentor Walk. The walk is scheduled for 8 a.m. May 2 at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Attendees will [...]
Continue reading …University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak would like legislators to find an alternative to pulling money from the $700 million in Pinnacol Assurance reserves as a one-time fix for the state’s budget woes. Pinnacol is the state’s workmen’s compensation insurer. Shockley-Zalabak isn’t alone either. Officials at the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, the [...]
Continue reading …The Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences has opened a health clinic for city employees. The goal is to lower health insurance claims for the city, while also giving nursing students the opportunity for hands-on learning. The clinic is designed to assist with acute and episodic health care needs, as well as wellness promotion, [...]
Continue reading …What would the Springs look like if the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs had 35,000 students and a $750 million to $1 billion dollar impact on our local economy? Dare I suggest that the Springs could become a major metropolitan city and the state Capitol, now in Denver, would be taken down brick-by brick [...]
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