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Three CU community members honored with Thomas Jefferson Awards
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Three CU community members honored with Thomas Jefferson Awards

The University of Colorado has announced three recipients of the 2026 Thomas Jefferson Awards, one of the university’s highest honors. The award recognizes...
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Five CU faculty join ranks of President’s Teaching Scholars
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Five CU faculty join ranks of President’s Teaching Scholars

The University of Colorado has added five new members of the President’s Teaching Scholars Program (PTSP), which recognizes CU faculty who skillfully integrate...
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Time and Labor go-live date moving to Feb. 28, 2027
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Time and Labor go-live date moving to Feb. 28, 2027

The University of Colorado Time and Labor project is moving to a new go-live date of Feb. 28, 2027, providing additional time to ensure a smooth and successful...
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Engineering what it means to breathe: CU Denver’s living lung model is changing the future of care

What if we could test treatments on a living system that actually behaves like your lungs, before a patient ever receives them? At CU Denver’s College of...
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Federal update: NSF and NSB leadership, more

From May 8, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on NSF and NSB Leadership, USCIS Physician Vetting Guidance, DOJ Lawsuit on...
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CU Connections shifting to summer publication schedule

CU Connections will begin its summer schedule after the May 28 issue, shifting to biweekly publication. New issues are scheduled for publication on the...
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Last call at the Benefits Bistro: Open Enrollment ends at 5 p.m. Friday

Last call at the Benefits Bistro: Open Enrollment ends at 5 p.m. Friday

University of Colorado benefits-eligible faculty and staff are reaching the end of the season for Open Enrollment. Enrollments for the 2026–27 plan year must...
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Regents approve actions to laws and policies

Actions to the following laws and policies were adopted by the Board of Regents at its April 16 meeting at CU Denver: Article 13: Business and Finance (Keep As...
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Gardening as resistance in Japanese internment camps

Jesse Kuroiwa, director of the Visual Resource Center (VRC) and lecturer in the College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) at CU Denver, is investigating the...
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Federal update: DHS shutdown ending, more

From May 1, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on DHS Shutdown Ending, NSB Dismissal, ED Loan Limit Rule, WH Federal...
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Open Enrollment: Build your ideal plate at the Benefits Bistro

With several CU medical plans available, finding the right fit can take some consideration. To help you navigate the menu, Employee Services offers the...
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Finalists announced for 2026 CU Innovation & Efficiency Awards

The Office of University Controller has announced the finalists for this year’s CU Innovation & Efficiency (CU I&E) Awards Program. These are the...
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Faculty Council elects leadership for 2026-27

Faculty Council set its leadership team for the 2026-27 academic year by electing two officers. The council’s election took place during the governance group’s...
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Seeing the value: How one CU Denver student found his path through college to a career in construction

James Holland is a construction management student at the CU Denver, with plans to graduate in December and a full-time job already lined up to start in May.
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Federal update: Budget resolution to fund ICE, more

From April 24, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on budget resolution to fund ICE, grad PLUS Loans counting toward...
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New for Open Enrollment: CU Health Plan changes; limited-time life insurance enrollment window

New for Open Enrollment: CU Health Plan changes; limited-time life insurance enrollment window

Open Enrollment is your annual opportunity to make changes to your CU benefits without experiencing a qualifying life event. This year’s enrollment window runs...
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Applications for summer 2026 tuition assistance open May 1

Applications for summer 2026 tuition assistance open May 1

Applications for the University of Colorado’s Tuition Assistance Benefit (TAB) for the summer 2026 semester open May 1. This benefit supports CU faculty, staff...
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Excellence in Leadership Luncheon celebrates award-winning leaders

The 2026 Excellence in Leadership Completion and Award Ceremony examined leadership and teamwork, as Excellence in Leadership Program (ELP) alumni and current...
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CU Denver celebrates first-ever Research Week

CU Denver’s first-ever Research Week is here, and as the state’s premier public urban research university, there is much to celebrate! Our faculty are...
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Federal update: ED accreditation negotiated rulemaking committee, more

From April 17, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on ED Accreditation Negotiated Rulemaking Committee, ED Accountability...
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Why people run marathons—and why any type of cardio is good for you

Why people run marathons—and why any type of cardio is good for you

In 2025, Denver’s Colfax Marathon saw 25,000 participants, marking the largest crowd to date. So, why are more people signing up for these increasingly popular...
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Call for proposals: Accessing Higher Ground 2026

Accessing Higher Ground 2026, presented by AHEAD, and in partnership with ATLAS at CU Boulder, is now accepting proposals for its 29th annual conference in...
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Controller’s office offers Continuing Professional Education courses

The Office of University Controller (OUC) provides no-cost professional development through its Continuing Professional Education Program. Courses, offered...
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Federal update: government funding, college sports EO, more

From April 10, this update from CU Federal Relations and Counsel includes information on Government Funding, College Sports EO, NIH Indirect Cost Case, and...
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State recognizes CU Denver as a First-Generation-Serving Institution

State recognizes CU Denver as a First-Generation-Serving Institution

For the second time, the Colorado Department of Higher Education (CDHE) has named CU Denver | CU Anschutz a First-Generation-Serving Institution. The...

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