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Seen: Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin addresses Celebration of Success

Gov. John Hickenlooper, who had taken classes in entrepreneurship at CU Denver’s Business School prior to opening his Wynkoop Brewing Company, was among those attending Celebration of Success....

The Denver Post

Here’s why Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus has a world-class art gallery

We know that having a building at the heart of our state’s health sciences campus that is specifically designed to cultivate learning and discovery through the arts is pretty unusual, perhaps even...

The Denver Post

Denver poet takes on the tragedy and beauty of 21st century America

Plane crashes, random shootings and the sound of a sleeping baby are all fodder for Denver poet Wayne Miller. His latest book is “Post-” It recently won the Rilke Prize and is a Colorado Book...

Colorado Public Radio

Inmates, students learn from each other in first CU Boulder course of its kind

The semester-long class, made up of 16 CU students and 16 inmates from the women's facility, met weekly at the prison. Ethnic studies professor Joanne Belknap and her students engaged in...

Daily Camera

7Everyday Hero Jim Leibold is a volunteer tour guide at CU South Denver

Leibold is a retired physician with a knack for education. "He knows how to teach and he has a passion for it," said Luella Chavez D'Angelo, Vice Chancellor CU South Denver And he is no stranger...

7 News

CU Boulder student, family, provide gift of music to young Syrian refugees

Since September, the University of Colorado sophomore and her family have been crafting a different sort of Friday night plan: lesson plans. Xenia along with her piano instructor mom, Elena, and...

Daily Camera

CU Boulder observatory captures image of asteroid as it passes Earth

The University of Colorado's Sommers Bausch Observatory in Boulder captured images of Asteroid 2014 JO25 Wednesday night as it passed by the Earth a mere million miles away. The images of the...

Daily Camera

Children's Hospital Colorado, CU part of autism study seeking thousands of participants

The study is called SPARK and its goal is to recruit 50,000 people diagnosed with autism and their families so that scientists can gain a better understanding of how genetics contribute to the...

7 News

CU Boulder researchers: current wildfire policies can't protect people

The wildfire experts assert current wildfire policies can't properly protect people, homes and ecosystems from the more intense wildfires caused by climate change. "For a long time, we've thought...

Daily Camera

Exclusive: 'Team of Rivals' historian Doris Kearns Goodwin on presidential leadership and Trump

Goodwin will offer even more thoughts on the history of presidential leadership — and possibly a few on the leadership style of President Donald Trump — at a lecture Thursday at the University of...

Denver Business Journal

Ex-NASA official at CU's Conference on World Affairs: 'We have to keep exploring'

Anyone itching to blow this popsicle stand that is planet Earth can count on Dava Newman to figure out how and where to go. Newman, former deputy administrator of NASA, spoke to a packed Macky...

Daily Camera

Recent CU study of NFL running backs and injuries finds surprising results

A recent study by the University of Colorado’s Sports Medicine and Performance Center suggests NFL running backs who log a lot of carries in a season are not at an increased risk of missing time...

The Denver Post

Colorado business leaders are feeling good about what's ahead, says CU Boulder report

The Leeds Business Confidence Index ahead of the second quarter of 2017 is at 63.4 points overall, up 3.1 points from last quarter and 8 points up from the second quarter of 2016. The survey of...

Denver Business Journal

In The Heart Of Colorado’s Opioid Crisis, This Rural Doctor Is An Army Of One

Help will soon be on the way. Dr. Jack Westfall of the University of Colorado Denver and director of the High Plains Research Network is leading a team that received a $3 million federal grant...

Colorado Public Radio

CU Denver concerned about enrollment for international students

The school has seen a slight drop of global students. "The perception is America doesn't want us," said John Sunnygard, Director of International Affairs for CU Denver. One of the reasons why...

7 News

Interim UCCS chancellor using his experience to give back to campus

In some ways the short move represented a seismic leap, from being dean of the College of Business and associate vice chancellor for online studies to becoming interim chancellor in charge of the...

The Gazette

CU Art Museum exhibit helps visitors find their safe place

When the CU Art Museum asked visitors to explain what home meant to them as a part of its new exhibition, "Home: American Photography," the museum staff said the gamut ran far and wide: "Wherever...

Daily Camera

Federal labs in Boulder and across Colorado seen as $2.6B economic driver

Federally funded research facilities in Boulder and the rest of Colorado contributed about $2.6 billion to the state's economy in 2016 and supported more than 17,600 jobs, according to a report...

Daily Camera

Retired CU live mascot Ralphie IV dies

Retired University of Colorado mascot Ralphie IV died Sunday morning, the school announced Monday. The live buffalo mascot was on the sideline for 11 seasons, from 1998 to 2008. She was a month...

Fox31

Rural Areas Brace for a Shortage of Doctors Due to Visa Policy

The delay also could affect the roughly 400 foreign medical graduates who come each year to participate in residency programs at teaching hospitals. The doctors were matched on Friday for...

New York Times

Employment lawyer Hill seeks CU regent board seat from Colorado Springs

Chance Hill brings a heck of a resume to his candidacy for University of Colorado regent from Colorado Springs. An employment lawyer in Colorado Springs, he served six years of active duty...

The Gazette

CU Boulder engineers land large-scale battery technology grant

University of Colorado engineers have received a $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop better membranes enabling more efficient and cost-effective large-scale battery...

Daily Camera

CU Denver will grant early admission to Denver high schoolers with good grades

Juniors at Denver's DSST Public Schools now have an even bigger incentive to get good grades — it could mean they'll already have a place in college set from the start. The University of Colorado...

Denver Business Journal

Navigating technology transfer issues

Another advantage for postdocs is that since they are just starting out, they risk less by choosing to realize their dreams. “They are at a point in their career where they can easily transition...

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