AB Nexus has awarded $825,000 to five research teams from CU Anschutz and CU Boulder for interdisciplinary projects focused on human health. The 2026 projects...
Around the world, access to safe water, reliable infrastructure and sustainable resources can shape lives. At CU Boulder, the Mortenson Center in Global...
Continuing a strong partnership between UCCS and local school districts, the College of Education (COE) held a forty-hour New Teacher Summer Camp to support...
If you’ve ever received an emergency alert warning and didn’t act immediately, there may be a reason for that. CU Denver Department of Communication Chair and...
CU Anschutz researchers are studying whether drones can deliver freeze-dried plasma to critically injured patients when getting to a hospital quickly isn’t...
From Sept. 25, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on Reinstatement of H-1B Fee and H-1B Program Integrity EO by White House...
Dear readers, Today’s issue of CU Connections is my last. After 17 years, I am retiring from the University of Colorado. The Faculty and Staff Newsletter, as...
CU Anschutz has received an anonymous $50 million gift to expand its nationally recognized Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Leak Program and transform care for...
AB Nexus has awarded $825,000 to five research teams from CU Anschutz and CU Boulder for interdisciplinary projects focused on human health. The 2026 projects...
Continuing a strong partnership between UCCS and local school districts, the College of Education (COE) held a forty-hour New Teacher Summer Camp to support...
Around the world, access to safe water, reliable infrastructure and sustainable resources can shape lives. At CU Boulder, the Mortenson Center in Global...
Jennifer Trujillo, PharmD., is a professor in the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at CU Anschutz. Earlier this year, she was named to the newest cohort of President’s Teaching Scholars, a designation recognizing CU faculty who skillfully integrate teaching and research at an exceptional level. “CU Anschutz brings together experts from so many disciplines: medicine, pharmacy, nursing, dentistry, public health and biomedical sciences,” she said. “Everyone approaches problems from a slightly different perspective, but we’re united by a common goal of improving health. I find that incredibly energizing.”
From Sept. 25, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on Reinstatement of H-1B Fee and H-1B Program Integrity EO by White House...
Dear readers, Today’s issue of CU Connections is my last. After 17 years, I am retiring from the University of Colorado. The Faculty and Staff Newsletter, as...
If you’ve ever received an emergency alert warning and didn’t act immediately, there may be a reason for that. CU Denver Department of Communication Chair and...
CU Anschutz researchers are studying whether drones can deliver freeze-dried plasma to critically injured patients when getting to a hospital quickly isn’t...
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-...
Noah Geisel, microcredentials program manager in the Office of the Registrar at CU Boulder, recently was named a Senior Scholar by the American Association of...
Editor’s note: CU employees interested in learning more about the 14 statewide ballot initiatives that will be on the Nov. 3 Election Day ballot should check...
Launched earlier this year, the CU system Artificial Intelligence (AI) Sprint Grant: AI for Teaching & Learning is focused on improving course outcomes using AI with goals of supporting and accelerating innovative teaching practices that leverage AI to enhance student learning. Among the faculty receiving grants earlier this year was UCCS’ Kristen Vandenberg, Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, whose project is titled “Clinical Decision Validation in Advanced Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Practice.”
