AURORA – The University of Colorado’s estimated fall 2026 enrollment is 66,769 students, a decline of 926 students, or -1.4% from fall 2025, with nearly two-...
The start of this academic year at CU brought with it the launch of a new administrative policy statement (APS) to provide shared expectations for the...
The CU system Office of Academic Affairs is soliciting submissions for its annual awards and grants. President’s Fund for the Humanities Grant The President’s...
Robert Scott started fighting wildfires so he could pay for college. While conducting graduate-level research in 2013, the Yarnell Hill fire in Arizona overran...
Employees, students, and community members convened in the Lawrence Street Center Terrace Room on Sept. 10 for a discussion on public administration,...
The FDA has cleared a CU Anschutz clinical trial of an experimental CAR T-cell therapy for advanced colorectal cancer and pediatric solid tumors. Developed at...
From Sept. 11, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on NSF Golden Age of Science Strategy, NIAID/DOW Interagency Agreement,...
AURORA – The University of Colorado’s estimated fall 2026 enrollment is 66,769 students, a decline of 926 students, or -1.4% from fall 2025, with nearly two-...
Update: The Board of Regents on Sept. 11, 2026, voted to approve the resolution. The University of Colorado Board of Regents on Friday is expected to approve a...
The start of this academic year at CU brought with it the launch of a new administrative policy statement (APS) to provide shared expectations for the...
Invention, entrepreneurship and impact across the University of Colorado were the focus of CU Innovation Day on Sept. 14, an event that drew more than 500 attendees to History Colorado in downtown Denver. With a theme of “Deep roots. New routes,” CU Innovation Day – held in partnership with Colorado Startup Week – celebrated the university’s 150-year history as a hub of bold ideas and innovation, and showcased work by the CU community that is changing the way we live and work and creating new possibilities for the future.
Robert Scott started fighting wildfires so he could pay for college. While conducting graduate-level research in 2013, the Yarnell Hill fire in Arizona overran...
A documentary co-directed by two faculty members of CU Boulder’s College of Communication, Media, Design and Information has made its way to the Public...
The FDA has cleared a CU Anschutz clinical trial of an experimental CAR T-cell therapy for advanced colorectal cancer and pediatric solid tumors. Developed at...
Employees, students, and community members convened in the Lawrence Street Center Terrace Room on Sept. 10 for a discussion on public administration,...
From Sept. 11, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on NSF Golden Age of Science Strategy, NIAID/DOW Interagency Agreement,...
The CU system Office of Academic Affairs is soliciting submissions for its annual awards and grants. President’s Fund for the Humanities Grant The President’s...
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.
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...
