Thanks to a new agreement with Aurora Public Schools — which was finalized Oct. 9 at a signing event — more students will have access to a CU Denver education...
If you're enrolled in the University of Colorado’s High Deductible medical plan, a Health Savings Account (HSA) isn’t just a smart financial tool — it’s a...
There’s a new way to explore the perks of working at the University of Colorado, and it fits right in your pocket. On the @cuadvantage Instagram, employees can...
Join us for the eighth annual Health and Wellness Summit and Employee Benefits Fair, a two-day event dedicated to enhancing well-being and connecting our...
Veterans came to UCCS in August for a return to bootcamp – though this version looks a little different than basic training. Implementing a program founded by...
Imagine you are a scientist who has been studying, researching, writing papers and submitting grants continuously for years. One day, you apply for a pilot...
From Oct. 10, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on the Federal Government Shutdown, H-1B Lawsuit, ED Resumption of Student...
Curiosity serves Robi Calderaro well in her role as lead technical developer on the Employee Learning and Development team. A member of Employee Services at CU system administration, she works to make online courses accessible, user-friendly and aligned with style guidelines and best practices. Two colleagues nominated Calderaro for the President’s Employee of the Year Award, which is offered through the System Staff Council (SSC) in collaboration with the Office of the President. Last month, President Todd Saliman announced Calderaro as recipient of this year’s award, the highest staff honor at system administration.
Thanks to a new agreement with Aurora Public Schools — which was finalized Oct. 9 at a signing event — more students will have access to a CU Denver education...
Join us for the eighth annual Health and Wellness Summit and Employee Benefits Fair, a two-day event dedicated to enhancing well-being and connecting our...
From Oct. 10, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on the Federal Government Shutdown, H-1B Lawsuit, ED Resumption of Student...
There’s a new way to explore the perks of working at the University of Colorado, and it fits right in your pocket. On the @cuadvantage Instagram, employees can...
If you're enrolled in the University of Colorado’s High Deductible medical plan, a Health Savings Account (HSA) isn’t just a smart financial tool — it’s a...
Imagine you are a scientist who has been studying, researching, writing papers and submitting grants continuously for years. One day, you apply for a pilot...
Preparations are underway for CU Boulder's 150th anniversary celebration in 2026, a milestone that will honor CU Boulder's legacy, engage the Boulder campus...
Veterans came to UCCS in August for a return to bootcamp – though this version looks a little different than basic training. Implementing a program founded by...
For more than a century, the University of Colorado has served as a launching pad for future officers in the U.S. military through its Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) programs, a college-based pathway that combines academic study with leadership development and military training. CU is the only university in Colorado to host all major branches of ROTC, making it a singular hub for military leadership training in the state. Each year, more than 100 students commission as officers through these programs.
At the first sign of morning light on Oct. 1, dozens of adults and children stood huddled together on the grassy Parade Grounds of University of Colorado...
From Oct. 3, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on Federal Government Shutdown, CU Comments on Duration of Status Proposed...