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Five questions for Susan Szpyrka

Responsibilities of UCCS' Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance cover a variety of areas, including food services and the Office of Sustainability.
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Benson brings town hall discussions to campuses starting next week

CU president will deliver an update on the state of the university, followed by a question-and-answer session with audience members. All faculty and staff are...
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CU’s Conference on World Affairs engages students, faculty and more

CU-Boulder’s 65th annual free event returns to campus Monday through April 12, featuring 200 panel discussions, performances and plenaries.
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Deadline extended: Last chance to enter drawing for $300 in airfare

Complete the SUCCEED Health Assessment by midnight Friday and you will be automatically entered into the drawing.
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Guggenheim family endows chair with $2.25 million gift to CU-Boulder Leeds School

Thomas Stix Guggenheim and his wife, Pedie A better understanding of the core drivers that help great leaders innovate — and avoid failure — is key to...
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Colorado business confidence surges going into second quarter, says Leeds School

The confidence of Colorado business leaders has surged going into the second quarter of 2013, according to the most recent Leeds Business Confidence Index, or...
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Annual awards honor groundbreaking research at CU-Boulder

The University of Colorado Technology Transfer Office (TTO) on Monday presented awards to university researchers and companies who represent best practices in...
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U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear Churchill appeal

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday announced its denial to hear an appeal from former professor Ward Churchill, just over six months after the Colorado Supreme...
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Study: Camping ban proves counterproductive, cruel

A homeless man sits on a bench on the 16th Street Mall in Denver (Photo by Chris Palmer). Denver's controversial "camping ban" has left the homeless no place...
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Many emergency room providers don’t ask suicidal patients about gun access

Although guns are used in over half of all American suicides, a new study shows that many emergency room doctors and nurses do not routinely ask suicidal...
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Leader in equal pay fight to visit campus

A leader in the fight to close wage gaps between women and men will be the featured speaker at a Monday event on campus. Lilly Ledbetter of Jacksonville, Ala...
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Payroll & Benefit Services is now Employee Services

Payroll & Benefit Services is now Employee Services. Employee Services will provide the same high level of customer service for CU employees and retirees...
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Hacking your mind

Cybercriminals have learned that the easiest way to take control of your computer or steal your passwords is to simply ask you for them. Social engineering...
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Proposals for COLTT due on Tuesday

Faculty, staff and graduate students are reminded to submit proposals for the COLTT (Colorado Learning and Teaching with Technology) 2013 conference...