The University of Colorado’s Tuition Assistance Benefit (TAB) application is open for the spring 2026 semester. This valuable benefit provides an opportunity...
A new OnBase form in the University of Colorado employee portal allows employees to quickly and smoothly begin their retirement process. The Retirement Ready...
The 2025 CU Food Fight raised an astonishing $90,740 for the food pantries at UCCS and CU Denver. 670 donors joined in the battle against hunger on campus,...
Ask June Gruber about life growing up in Half Moon Bay, California, and her eyes light up as she recalls the times spent with her dad. They played basketball...
If you are reading this, odds are good that you have an Apple Watch, a Garmin or an Oura Ring to track your sleep or count your steps every day. But have you...
Inside CU Denver’s Chemistry Department, a small lab is doing big work: developing a “Surgical GPS” to guide cancer removal, engineering a therapeutic contact...
From Dec. 5, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on ED Dismantling Lawsuit, ED Foreign Funding Portal, DOJ H-1B Lawsuit...
Seven educators at the University of Colorado are being added to the roster of Distinguished Professors, CU’s highest honor for faculty across the four-campus system: Kristen Carpenter, J.D.; Russell Cropanzano, Ph.D.; Marcia Douglas, Ph.D.; Noah Finkelstein, Ph.D.; Karl Linden, Ph.D.; Jade Morton, Ph.D.; and Marc Moss, M.D.
Many of us assume expressing gratitude is as simple as saying thank you. But the way you deliver those two words in the workplace—whether through a handwritten...
As CU’s chief procurement officer, Ed Mills oversees purchasing, contracting, strategic sourcing, travel, expenses, data analytics and technology for the university, which he likens to operating a handful of small cities. “Each (campus and system administration) needs supplies, services and support to function,” he said. “My team makes sure those things are there, on time and at scale, in support of each one’s mission.” Mills shares his thoughts on what constitutes good procurement, how CU works to strengthen Colorado businesses and the next frontier in his field.
When Alexes Hernandez moved from New Mexico to Colorado Springs, college was the plan. She didn’t expect to also become a business owner with a growing online following. But with support from UCCS entrepreneurship resources, her product now reaches thousands across TikTok and Instagram. Hernandez’s story is part of the recently published CU Innovation and Entrepreneurship Impact Report for 2024-25. Alongside facts and figures demonstrating the power of CU’s innovation engine, the report features several profiles of student entrepreneurs across the four campuses.
The University of Colorado’s Tuition Assistance Benefit (TAB) application is open for the spring 2026 semester. This valuable benefit provides an opportunity...
A new OnBase form in the University of Colorado employee portal allows employees to quickly and smoothly begin their retirement process. The Retirement Ready...
The 2025 CU Food Fight raised an astonishing $90,740 for the food pantries at UCCS and CU Denver. 670 donors joined in the battle against hunger on campus,...
Ask June Gruber about life growing up in Half Moon Bay, California, and her eyes light up as she recalls the times spent with her dad. They played basketball...
If you are reading this, odds are good that you have an Apple Watch, a Garmin or an Oura Ring to track your sleep or count your steps every day. But have you...
Inside CU Denver’s Chemistry Department, a small lab is doing big work: developing a “Surgical GPS” to guide cancer removal, engineering a therapeutic contact...
From Dec. 5, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on ED Dismantling Lawsuit, ED Foreign Funding Portal, DOJ H-1B Lawsuit...
When Jeffrey Hebert, PhD, peers into a patient’s eyes, he can’t always see what he wants to see. As a physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist at the...
