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New officers across the University of Colorado system are delivering an infusion of talent in the realm of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), which CU...
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National Nurses Week from May 6-12, 2021 is a celebration of nurses across the nation. Communities take time to recognize practicing nurses, retired nurses,...
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Both our universities recognize that an online learning experience is the right choice for many people, and there are many college students who prefer an online option. But an on-campus experience...
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The CU Online initiative took a significant step forward with the recent signing of the main services agreements between all four campuses and the Office of...
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CU President Mark Kennedy and first lady Debbie Kennedy. The challenges of the last year haven’t dampened CU donors’ vision and generosity for the university...
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University of Colorado leadership on Wednesday announced COVID-19 vaccinations will be required of all students, faculty and staff before the start of the fall...
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Slides: President Kennedy's presentation to Faculty Senate. CU President Mark Kennedy last week appeared before the Faculty Senate, delivering State of the CU...
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As lawmakers in Washington, D.C., consider priorities for funding in the next fiscal year, leadership at the University of Colorado is advocating for support...
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Editor’s note: This is one in a series of commentaries by CU faculty, presented by the Faculty Council Communications Committee and CU Connections. Learn more...
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Thanks to initial funding by the CU President’s Office, as well as fundraising efforts by UCCS, a newly expanded Multicultural Office for Student Access,...
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On Thursday, April 22, the CU Denver community learned that the School of Education & Human Development’s dean, Rebecca Kantor, EdD, passed away from a...
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When COVID-19 swept across the world and wreaked havoc, students everywhere faced missing classes and graduation. But not in one program at the University of Colorado College of Nursing. Kim Paxton,...
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A team of current and former University of Colorado Boulder students won first place in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon Build Challenge for designing and building an energy-...
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(Mark) Deutchman is a physician at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. He regularly visits small town clinics to train doctors in the use of emerging technologies. He also directs...
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By Jaimie Henthorn and Jill Lester One sector of higher education that has experienced an unequivocal boom since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic is the MOOC...
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CU students, employees and affiliates whose personal information may have been compromised in the cyberattack on university vendor Accellion will begin...
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ALTEC’s summer series of language classes is just around the bend and is all about travel. Enter to win a free class in American Sign Language, Chinese, French...
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Finishing touches are underway at the reimagined physical location for the Multicultural Office for Student Access, Inclusiveness and Community, as well as the...
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Faculty governance groups at the Boulder campus and system level last week leveled criticism at CU President Mark Kennedy over what they say are concerns...
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The Faculty Council LGBTQ+ Committee, in collaboration with the council’s CREE (Committee on Racial and Ethnic Equity) and Women’s committees, are hosting a...
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Students, alumni, campus leaders and city leaders celebrated the official ribbon-cutting of Clyde Way Friday with a nod to positive partnerships and future...
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At 10:25 a.m. Thursday, CU Boulder senior Olivia Parsons became the first participant to receive vaccination in a national study aimed at answering a critical question in the fight against COVID-19: Does the Moderna shot prevent people from spreading the virus?