Most biology and chemistry offices, classrooms and laboratories are located in this building.

What's Inside?
- Gallery of Contemporary Art: national and international shows
- Science Auditorium, UCCS's largest classroom, seats 300. It is equipped with a digital projector and computerized podium
- Science Learning Excel Center: tutoring, hands-on work or repeat class experiments

Dwire was the first building specifically built for UCCS. It is currently under renovation.

What's Inside?
l- College of Business & Administration offices & classrooms
(Temporarily moved to El Pomar, Breckenridge, University Hall and Mod 997. Dean's office in Cragmor Hall.)
- School of Public Affairs
- Language Technology Excel Center: tutoring in
Spanish, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Russian and Latin
(Temporarily moved to the Engineering Building)

One of the oldest buildings on campus, Main Hall was
completely renovated in 2002. It is home to administrative offices and together with neighboring Cragmor Hall serves as a "One-Stop Help Desk" for students.

What's Inside?
- Admissions & Records Office: transcripts
- Bursar’s Office: payments
- Dean of Students Office: student advocate, student insurance
- Disabilities Services Office
- International Students Office
- Student Success Center: academic advising, career counselling

One of the campus's original buildings which was
completely renovated in 2003.

What's Inside?
- Financial Aid and Student Employment offices
(top floor)
- Personnel and Benefits offices
- Prospective Student Counseling offices

What's Inside?
Facilities, Physical Plant, Mail Room, Print Shop

Forster House: What's Inside?
Trauma Studies, Troops to Teachers Program

Ulrich House: What's Inside?
Anthropology Department

Acquired in 2002, it is east of the main campus at the corner of Austin Bluffs Parkway and Union Boulevard. (directions)

What's Inside?
- Beth-El College of Nursing & Health Sciences offices
and classrooms
- Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering offices and classrooms
- Network Information & Space Security Center (NISSC)
- TheatreWorks and the Dusty Loo Bon Vivant Theater

The library, located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of El Pomar Center, provides friendly reference assistance, information resource instruction and is an inviting place to study quietly or with classmates in one of 23 group study rooms.

What's Inside?
Main level: 180 computer workstations and 200 network connections. More than 350,000 government documents/maps, 450,000 microforms, 6,700 audio/visual items, 1,400 current journals in print and 21,000 journals on-line in full text
Upper Level: Children's literature collection, Collection of over 350,000 volumes

El Pomar Center
What's Inside? Digital TV studio, Information Technology Department offices

The center of much daily activity, UC is home to many offices and services and provides many options for gathering with others.

What's Inside?
Lower level: Bookstore: everything you need for classes and more. Information Desk: the place to get answers about campus. Office of Campus Activities: organizes activities for campus such as concerts, movies, casino night, lectures, special events. Pub: TV, game room & snack bar. ROAR (Refuge for Organizations, Activities and Recreation):
offices for student government and over 130 student clubs. The Scribe: the weekly student newspaper

Upper level: Gymnasium, aka, "The Lion's Den", locker rooms, weight and fitness rooms. Jazzman's: coffee shop - pastries, salads, sandwiches, beverages. Overlook Café: A la Carte options for lunch or a snack . Recreation Office: outdoor activities, intramurals, club sports

The Family Development Center is committed to providing high quality early childhood programs that are based on research and are responsive to the needs of children and their families. The Center's programs support parents who are university students, offering student discounts, and ensuring for their children safe, nurturing care and a stimulated learning environment. In addition, the Family Development Center enhances the total learning environment of the university by serving as a site for university observation, research, and training.

Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday: 7:00 am to 6:00 pm.

The College of Engineering & Applied Science offices and classrooms are located in this buillding which is scheduled for expansion beginning in 2006.

What's Inside?
- 11 laboratory facilities including the Microelectronics Lab, a Class 100 Clean Room where computer chips are created and an Anechoic Chamber
- Math Learning Excel Center: assistance with math courses

Completed in 2005, this structure adds 799 parking spaces and is home to a state of the art Public Safety facility.

What's Inside?
- Five parking levels providing visitors' and accessible parking in addition to parking by permit.
- Parking and Public Safety offices
- Student Health Center

The Summit Village is home to the Residence Halls on the UCCS Campus. The Village is made up of 8 buildings that form a unique student living community. All of the facilities were constructed in 1996 and 1997 with today's student in mind, which means that you will get a first-class living environment for your Residence Hall experience. The halls are the home to only 600 students, so you will not get lost in the shuffle of a big campus, and you will not be asked your "student ID number" every time you need help.

What's Inside?
ROTC, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Choir & Music

What's Inside?
- Center for Entrepreneurship
- Colorado Institute for Technology Transfer
& Implementation (CITTI)
- Small Business Development Center