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...
One thing you probably don’t think about when you encounter a honey bee is how that honey bee could be helping researchers at CU Denver monitor different...
The fall 2026 call for proposals for the CU system Sprint Grant: AI for Teaching & Learning is now open. The grant is focused on improving course outcomes...
Students in the College of Engineering and Applied Science (EAS) will have even greater opportunities to learn, explore and succeed thanks to the generosity...
Researchers have identified a biological pathway that may contribute to muscle and bone loss in colorectal cancer, providing new insight into the mechanisms...
From Aug. 31, this monthly update from CU Federal Relations includes information on FY27 Approps, UCCS AFROTC Detachment, Rep. Owens with CU Boulder, Rep...
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...
The University of Colorado’s Excellence in Leadership Program (ELP) welcomed its 26th cohort during a two-day retreat Aug. 6–7 at CU Anschutz. The participants...
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.
One thing you probably don’t think about when you encounter a honey bee is how that honey bee could be helping researchers at CU Denver monitor different...
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...
Researchers have identified a biological pathway that may contribute to muscle and bone loss in colorectal cancer, providing new insight into the mechanisms...
The fall 2026 call for proposals for the CU system Sprint Grant: AI for Teaching & Learning is now open. The grant is focused on improving course outcomes...
From Aug. 31, this monthly update from CU Federal Relations includes information on FY27 Approps, UCCS AFROTC Detachment, Rep. Owens with CU Boulder, Rep...
Students in the College of Engineering and Applied Science (EAS) will have even greater opportunities to learn, explore and succeed thanks to the generosity...
CU Innovation Day, in partnership with Colorado Startup Week, returns Monday, Sept. 14, at the History Colorado Center in Denver. The annual event brings...
Fluid mechanics requires students to grasp complex mathematical concepts and visualize how fluids behave in real-world systems. Supported by a CU Next Award from the CU system, a collaborative project at CU Boulder and CU Denver is helping make that learning process more engaging, accessible and intuitive. Watch a video to learn how this CU Next-supported collaboration is preparing the next generation of engineers through innovative teaching and cross-campus partnership.
