The University of Colorado Board of Regents on Friday is expected to approve a resolution in solemn remembrance of 9/11. Friday marks 25 years since the Sept...
For 150 years, the University of Colorado has been a hub of discovery, innovation and progress – a place where bold ideas take shape, breakthroughs become real...
The Colorado River is on the brink of collapse because of climate change and overuse of water. Reservoirs supplying water to tens of millions of people in the...
The College of Business and the College of Engineering and Applied Science are initiating a shared career services model designed to expand opportunities for...
Being affected by interpersonal violence can be one of the most challenging things a person goes through. But for those who work or study on the Auraria Campus...
Americans’ lack of sleep could be contributing to the country’s obesity and metabolic health issues. Research shows that insufficient sleep triggers excess...
From Sept. 4, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on Government Funding Patch, U.S. Space Academy, Duration of Status...
At their core, the Flatirons are just a bunch of sand and gravel cemented together and shaped over millions of years. To Boulderites, they’re so much more than...
For 150 years, the University of Colorado has been a hub of discovery, innovation and progress – a place where bold ideas take shape, breakthroughs become real...
The University of Colorado Board of Regents on Friday is expected to approve a resolution in solemn remembrance of 9/11. Friday marks 25 years since the Sept...
Laith Al-Shawaf, Ph.D., is a professor and co-director of undergraduate education in the Department of Psychology at UCCS. He also is director of the Architecture of the Mind Lab. Earlier this year, he was named to the newest cohort of President’s Teaching Scholars. The title honors excellence in and commitment to learning and teaching, as well as active, substantial contributions to scholarly work.
From Sept. 4, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on Government Funding Patch, U.S. Space Academy, Duration of Status...
BOLDERBoulder co-founders Steve Bosley, left, and Frank Shorter. As Colorado celebrates the 150th anniversary of statehood, The Denver Post recently recognized...
The Colorado River is on the brink of collapse because of climate change and overuse of water. Reservoirs supplying water to tens of millions of people in the...
The College of Business and the College of Engineering and Applied Science are initiating a shared career services model designed to expand opportunities for...
Being affected by interpersonal violence can be one of the most challenging things a person goes through. But for those who work or study on the Auraria Campus...
Americans’ lack of sleep could be contributing to the country’s obesity and metabolic health issues. Research shows that insufficient sleep triggers excess...
Katie Polidoro’s responsibilities at CU include overseeing the hearing and appeals processes for sexual misconduct cases systemwide, advising on policies and procedures, and assisting Vice President of Compliance and Equity and System Title IX Coordinator Valerie Simons in supporting the campuses’ equity offices, which report to the OERC. Polidoro discusses her approach to a seemingly ever-shifting civil rights landscape, her definition of professional success and the one thing she wants the CU community to know about the OERC.
The University of Colorado’s 2026 Presidential Outreach Tour traveled last week to southwest Colorado, bringing CU President Todd Saliman and Regents Ilana...
Lazy days of summer? Not at CU. In case you missed them, these stories from across our campuses show that the university’s leadership and impact never take a...
