This week, the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) welcomed new students to campus for the start of the fall 2025 semester. The move-in process was supported by volunteers from various departments across campus, who assisted first-year students and their families as they settled into residence halls.
University of Colorado President Todd Saliman and UCCS Chancellor Jennifer Sobanet were present on Monday, August 18, to meet incoming students and participate in move-in activities.
Lane restrictions begin this week on North Stone Avenue as Colorado Springs starts a major stormwater improvement project at Fillmore Street. Drivers should expect delays through early next year while crews install new infrastructure aimed at reducing drainage problems.
Colorado Springs has finished upgrading traffic signals at two intersections on South Nevada Avenue. The project aimed to improve safety for all travelers in partnership with state transportation officials.
Exponential Impact has opened applications for its Summer 2026 Survive and Thrive Small Business Loan Program in partnership with the City of Colorado Springs. Eligible El Paso County businesses can apply for low-interest loans alongside an eight-week entrepreneurial support course.
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