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...
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...
Faculty Council recently heard an update on the development of CU’s Strategic Plan 2.0, which will succeed the existing five-year Strategic Plan at the end of...
The UCCS Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences has launched its new Grand Rounds Presentation Series, beginning with a...
How many devices in your home can respond to voice commands? Your phone likely does. But you might have other technologies that are a part of what’s called the...
From Nov. 21, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on ED Office and Operations Changes, DOW Research Tech Priorities, and DHS...
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.
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...
Faculty Council recently heard an update on the development of CU’s Strategic Plan 2.0, which will succeed the existing five-year Strategic Plan at the end of...
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.
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...
From Nov. 21, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on ED Office and Operations Changes, DOW Research Tech Priorities, and DHS...
How many devices in your home can respond to voice commands? Your phone likely does. But you might have other technologies that are a part of what’s called the...
The UCCS Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences has launched its new Grand Rounds Presentation Series, beginning with a...
The SECURE 2.0 Act introduces several changes to employer-sponsored retirement plans and the rules governing employee contributions. Provision 603 of the Act...
CU students shouldn’t have to face this painful question: Can I afford to eat today? Interruptions to SNAP benefits, depleted food banks and other intensified needs during the holiday season have increased the strain on many students. To help, CU’s donors and leadership are stepping up to support food pantries and other essential-needs programs on all four campuses — including generous matches by the CU system, its campuses and the CU Foundation.
The University of Colorado system has started work on its new CU systemwide strategic plan. Critical to this work is input from the entire CU community on what...
The University of Colorado and the Boettcher Foundation are pleased to announce the 2026 Boettcher Webb-Waring Biomedical Research Awards program. Video ABOUT...
Dec 4, 2025
