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The CU Board of Regents continues to be active with the presidential search, laying the groundwork for the process that is expected to formally begin in late...
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In 2019, Colorado passed the Equal Pay for Equal Work Act , which took effect on Jan. 1, 2021. The law is designed to reduce the compensation gap that exists...
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An hour southwest of Denver on U.S. Highway 285, the North Fork of the South Platte River flows through Bailey, Colorado, surrounded by sprawling forest,...
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In the summer of 2021, Theatreworks again brings accessible theatre to the vibrant communities of the Pikes Peak region through our Free-For-All program...
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A new study found higher education students are more engaged and motivated when they are taught using playful pedagogy rather than the traditional lecture-...
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According to Emily Hemendinger, licensed clinical social worker and certified public health practitioner, these are a few of the manifestations of social media...
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UCCS Assistant Vice Chancellor for Health and Wellness Stephanie Hanenberg moderated the closing session of the American College Health Association (ACHA) annual meeting on Thursday.
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The University of Colorado system Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) invites you to attend a Juneteenth keynote, “Liberatory Love and Freedom:...
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Financial Futures, designed and launched to align campus resources with the university’s priorities and mission, is continuing through June 2023. “As a campus...
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Each year, consumers demand more from their electronic devices – smaller sizes, faster processing and better performance. As engineers scramble to meet these...
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Juneteenth, which combines the words June and nineteenth, is an unofficial national holiday marking the day Major General Gordon Granger of the Union army read...
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Bryn Launer took a deep breath as she picked up the phone. She was calling the brother of a patient with a severe head injury suffered in a motorcycle accident...
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Bryn Launer took a deep breath as she picked up the phone. She was calling the brother of a patient with a severe head injury suffered in a motorcycle accident. Still unconscious in the hospital...
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Join Liz Hill, associate director, CU Boulder Ombuds Office, on Tuesday, June 15, 2021, for a fireside chat with Stefanie K. Johnson, associate professor of management at CU Boulder's Leeds School of...
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Todd Saliman The CU Board of Regents on Tuesday named Todd Saliman the institution’s interim president on a unanimous vote. The appointment is effective July 1...
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Leaders across the state of Colorado reacted to the appointment Tuesday of Todd Saliman as CU’s interim president. Some comments: Brown Hank Brown , former CU...
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Michael Sandler The University of Colorado on Friday named Michael Sandler as vice president for communication for its four-campus system. Sandler is now...
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The catalog of online courses offered free to CU faculty, staff and students expanded this spring thanks to participation in a consortium of university...
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It was one of the worst massacres in American history, yet, for many Americans, the Tulsa Race Massacre is not widely known. From May 31 to June 1, 1921,...
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Colorado Springs has a storied past of drawing visitors to the Centennial State not just for beautiful views of the mountains, but for its restorative climate...
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Four months into her role as vice chancellor of University Communications, Marie Williams brings fresh perspectives and big ideas to her department and the CU...