in 2012, the 22,000 square-foot building was named the Danny Lang Teaching, Learning and Event Center. The winemaking facility has the capacity to produce roughly 3,000 cases and features a gravity flow crush pad and temperature controlled cellar. SOWI also boasts of its "incubator program" which helps startup wineries reduce substantial upfront costs by leasing out space and equipment. On October 1, 2015, a mass shooting occurred on the school campus. Ten people, including the gunman, a 26-year-old UCC student, were killed; seven to nine others were wounded. The shooter killed himself following a brief gun battle with police. The Athletics department was established in 1967 and joined the Oregon Community College Athletic Association (now the Northwest Athletic Conference) for competition with its first sport, men’s basketball. Today, the athletics department offers baseball, men's and women’s basketball, cross country, esports, obstacle course racing (the only junior college to offer scholarship competition in obstacle course racing), women's soccer, track and field, women’s volleyball, and men’s and women's wrestlingUCC’s campus added the Bonnie J. Ford Health, Nursing & Science Center in September of 2016. The 35,000 square foot center replaced UCC’s decades old science building. The building features state of the art labs and classrooms and industry standard simulation floors to give UCC’s Nursing and Dental Assisting students the closest on-the-job experience possible. UCC also houses the Paul Morgan Observatory, designed and built by UCC professor Dr. Paul Morgan in 2016 as part of the beginning astronomy program and community outreach. It provides onsite and online viewings of the Sun and night sky and is the only public observatory in Southern Oregon and the only all-digital observatory in the Pacific Northwest. Students interested in pursuing automotive, welding, and apprenticeship technologies have access to the latest technology and educational resources since the renovation of UCC's Lockwood Hall. In March of 2018, Tapʰòytʰaʼ Hall was added to the UCC campus. Replacing the previous Snyder Hall, Tapʰòytʰaʼ is an upgraded classroom, office and study building that has received award recognition by the Portland chapter of the American Institute of Architects for its design. The name Tapʰòytʰaʼ (pronounced duh-POY-tuh) translates as “be blessed and to prosper” in the Takelma language which was spoken by the local indigenous Latgawa, Takelma and Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Indians. UCC is one of the 17 member colleges of the Oregon Community College Association. UCC offers a wide variety of