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CU-Boulder awarded DARPA cooperative agreement to assess mechanisms of drugs and chemical agents

William Old, assistant research professor, chemistry and biochemistry department, and mass spectrometry and proteomics lab director, BioFrontiers. (Photo...
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UCAR/NCAR hosting second Communicating Science Workshop

The UCAR-NCAR Communicating Science Program is holding a media workshop, "Science: Becoming the Messenger," the morning of Feb. 20 at FL2 Large Auditorium (...
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Five questions for Stan Deetz

Around the world, the CU-Boulder professor has worked to be an agent of change. He pushes for better collaboration and decision-making to promote success in...
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Protect your pay in one simple step

The FBI and U.S. Department of Homeland Security are warning that colleges and universities are a new, ripe target for cyber criminals using fake “.edu” email...
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CU-built software uses big data to battle forgetting

Computer software similar to that used by online retailers to recommend products to a shopper can help students remember the content they’ve studied, according...
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DiStefano attends White House meeting on expanding college opportunity; CU-Boulder announces expansion of CU Promise program

University of Colorado Boulder Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano University of Colorado Boulder Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano on Jan. 16 joined leaders from...
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Call for research proposals: 2014-15 President's Teaching and Learning Collaborative

Faculty from all disciplines are invited to become investigators in the CU President's Teaching and Learning Collaborative (PTLC), CU’s Scholarship of Teaching...
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Program for Writing and Rhetoric’s Fifth Annual Undergraduate Diversity Conference, ALLIANCE, is next month

What does it mean to be an effective ally? Who are your allies & mentors? What historical or contemporary alliances have opened/are opening doors to...
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Five questions for Brian Cadena

A CU-Boulder assistant professor of economics, Cadena researches poverty, immigration and the labor market -- interests that he says likely were sparked by his...
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First week of lawmaking session puts spotlight on higher education

The first week of the Legislature’s 2014 session brought early arriving bills with implications for CU and other higher education institutions across the state.
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CU leaders oppose boycott of Israeli academic institutions

The American Studies Association last month voted to boycott Israel’s higher-education institutions as a protest of Israeli treatment of Palestinians, a...
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New policy brings consistency to hiring of retirees

APS fosters environment where veteran employees with expertise can maximize their time training new staff, and expands career-advancement opportunities for...
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Galloping COLTT offers training in digital publishing, video

The CU system’s COLTT (Colorado Learning and Teaching with Technology) Conference next month brings two of its Galloping COLTT events to CU-Boulder and CU...
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Faculty, staff invited to explore recreation center expansion

The newly remodeled weightlifting room in the Recreation Center at the University of Colorado Boulder. (Photo: Casey A. Cass/University of Colorado) The...
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Five Connections readers winners of tickets

CU Connections has awarded prizes to five respondents of our recent reader survey. One winner was chosen randomly from each of the four campuses and system...
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Five questions for James White

Humans and ecosystems can adapt to a slowly changing climate, but what happens when these changes happen abruptly? “When it comes to climate change, speed...
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CU-Boulder flying antibiotic experiment, education project on ants to space station

Orbital Sciences Corp.’s commercial Cygnus spacecraft, carrying two University of Colorado Boulder payloads to the International Space Station, is set to be...
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RTD to host Northwest Area Mobility Study public meetings

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) is holding three public meetings to seek input and provide an update on the progress of the Northwest Area Mobility...
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My New Weigh offers free info sessions

Have you tried everything to lose weight, only to regain? Are you ready for a new way? Discover My New Weigh, medically supervised weight management, available...
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State of Slim Campus Challenge begins this month

Join your colleagues for the State of Slim Challenge and have an opportunity to win at least $2,500. The Campus Challenge features the Colorado Diet, an...
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CU-Boulder faculty member receives Excellence in Leadership Award

Diane Sieber, Ph.D., associate dean for education in the College of Engineering and Applied Science, was honored with the annual award from the systemwide...
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Bedtime for toddlers: Timing is everything, says CU-Boulder study

Study shows that toddlers with later melatonin rise times took longer to fall asleep after being put to bed, said CU-Boulder assistant professor Monique...
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CU-Boulder to fly antibiotic experiment, education project on ants to space station

The International Space Station (Photo courtesy NASA) A University of Colorado Boulder research center will launch two payloads aboard Orbital Sciences Corp.’s...
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Five questions for Joseph Tanner

He grew up in the ‘60s when “nearly everyone was enamored with the space race and would have loved to have been on one of those rockets with the heroes who...
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Leeds: Positive, broad-based job growth forecast for Colorado in 2014

Colorado will continue on the road to recovery and add a variety of jobs in 2014 across almost all business sectors following a positive year in 2013,...

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