The U.S. Department of Justice has awarded the University of Colorado the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Program Grant. The grant, totaling $1,...
System Staff Council last week honored Adam Rodriguez, procurement solutions architect in the Procurement Service Center, as winner of the President’s Employee...
Every year, Colorado Combined Campaign allows University of Colorado and state employees to contribute to more than 360 nonprofit organizations across Colorado...
PBS12 is coming to Macky Auditorium on Sunday, Oct. 13, ready to talk about Colorado's elections. “Colorado Inside Out” is a weekly, half-hour show airing...
This year, the Soifer Mathematical Olympiad is celebrating its 40th anniversary as one of the most esteemed math competitions in the world. This Olympiad was...
The Alaska tundra — at the point where the ocean laps against land — is a wonderland of vegetation. At the lowest elevations, the wetland soil is soft and...
Inroads in vaccines for the elderly and a monoclonal antibody for newborns raise hope for a less-severe respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) season, while the flu...
System Staff Council last week honored Adam Rodriguez, procurement solutions architect in the Procurement Service Center, as winner of the President’s Employee...
Pioneering solutions with the potential to impact health, climate, education, technology and lifestyle, among other areas, were on full display at the inaugural CU Showcase – Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Impact: Celebrating Four Campuses. The Oct. 4 event at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus featured an expo of more than 35 CU innovators and their groundbreaking work; in-depth presentations from each campus; a panel about how innovation is shaping Colorado’s future; and smaller breakout discussions about quantum, AI, community resilience, aging, health care, workforce development and higher education, among other topics.
The U.S. Department of Justice has awarded the University of Colorado the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Program Grant. The grant, totaling $1,...
The Alaska tundra — at the point where the ocean laps against land — is a wonderland of vegetation. At the lowest elevations, the wetland soil is soft and...
Inroads in vaccines for the elderly and a monoclonal antibody for newborns raise hope for a less-severe respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) season, while the flu...
The Office of Policy and Efficiency (OPE) has announced updates to the following administrative policy statements, effective Aug. 1, 2024: APS 5014 (2024...
This year, the Soifer Mathematical Olympiad is celebrating its 40th anniversary as one of the most esteemed math competitions in the world. This Olympiad was...
PBS12 is coming to Macky Auditorium on Sunday, Oct. 13, ready to talk about Colorado's elections. “Colorado Inside Out” is a weekly, half-hour show airing...
Faculty across the University of Colorado system this year attracted $1.7 billion in sponsored research funding and gifts supporting research, a new record total in CU history. In achieving the collective record, each of the four CU campuses also attained new records for sponsored research funding and gifts supporting research. The systemwide figure reached in the 2023-24 fiscal year is 7% higher than the previous year’s total. This marks the eighth consecutive year CU has topped the $1 billion mark.
Every year, Colorado Combined Campaign allows University of Colorado and state employees to contribute to more than 360 nonprofit organizations across Colorado...
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month and part of cybersecurity awareness is understanding how cybercrime connects with your daily life and work. “Cybercrime is not just a distant news story,” said David Capps, chief information security officer for the University of Colorado system. “It is a daily reality for the CU community and our information security teams are your partners in tackling this modern crime wave.” Everyone at CU can work together to prevent, detect and respond to a wide variety of attempted cybercrime.
