Jane Menken The new Institute of Behavioral Science (IBS) building will be dedicated April 28, and its director, Jane Menken, couldn't be happier. Previously,...
Photo by Cynthia Pasquale Cary Ihme and Dan Wilkerson Photo by Cynthia PasqualeCary Ihme and Dan Wilkerson Photo by Cynthia Pasquale Mary Lou Kartis, center,...
The University of Colorado Board of Regents voted 5-4 to close the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at CU-Boulder during a special meeting Thursday...
Cooperstock, right, with his Opus Two partner, violinist William Terwilliger. Andrew Cooperstock's music career has made him somewhat of a globetrotter. As a...
Volunteers are at the heart of medical studies; without them, science moves forward slowly. But until now, finding interested volunteers to participate in...
Photo by the University of Colorado Kathleen Tierney Photo by the University of ColoradoKathleen Tierney Disasters are as unpredictable as they are inevitable...
Daniel Gette Each year, the University of Colorado Boulder hosts about 150 scientific, government, state and youth conferences, and Daniel Gette knows the...
Clark Thenhaus Clark Thenhaus discovered architecture and design in the fourth grade; his interest never waned. After earning his graduate degree on the East...
Concerns over Public Employees' Retirement Association (PERA) legislation dominated discussion at the University of Colorado Staff Council's March 3 meeting at...
Thomas Riis Thomas Riis' passion for history and music is apparent, especially when he's talking about his research specialties: American music and African...
Hilda Brehm with a pine tree she planted on the CU-Boulder grounds a couple of weeks before the birth of her son Karl, now 19. Spring soon will erupt on the...
Calling the discontinuance of the School of Journalism and Mass Communications (SJMC) an effort to strengthen journalism education at the University of...
The University of Colorado Faculty Council passed a motion recommending language changes in a policy concerning faculty dismissed for cause. The vote came...
Mary Rupp Mary Rupp spent a lot of time in libraries throughout her life, but it wasn't until she worked in the Learning Resource Center at a community college...
Administrators released on Tuesday, Feb. 15, an action plan that advances the process of discontinuance for the University of Colorado Boulder's School of...
Tuition benefit changes are being examined at the University of Colorado in order to make the program more user-friendly and competitive with other similar...
A young student finds herself struggling with the future, wondering where her passion lies and what kind of work she'll want to do when she graduates. She's...
Thomas Hauser Just a few months ago, Thomas Hauser came to the University of Colorado Boulder with the task of building a research computing group that will...
Travis Vermilye Travis Vermilye teaches five courses each year in his area of expertise – medical illustration. He admits that's currently a bit tricky since...
Patrick Campbell/University of Colorado Graziana Lazzarino Patrick Campbell/University of ColoradoGraziana Lazzarino As a young girl growing up in Genoa, Italy...
Claudia Mills A voracious appetite for books turned the pages toward a career for University of Colorado at Boulder professor Claudia Mills. As a child reading...
Saying that a "broader conception of journalism education can and should be part of the campus curriculum," University of Colorado at Boulder Provost Russell L...
As the way we communicate evolves continuously, scholars such as Sherwyn "Sherry" Morreale are at the forefront of change. As the director of graduate studies...
Donald Misch Wardenburg Health Center on the Boulder campus operates using a version of the Golden Rule. The "do unto others" motto is something the center's...
Diane Carman, left, and Katie Kerwin McCrimmon As traditional news media have cut coverage of health care and policy, the School of Public Affairs has stepped...
