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More than 2,000 University of Colorado faculty and staff started their Be Colorado wellness journey by completing the health assessment.
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Judy Hoffman and Mark Stanker pause for a breather during moving days for Payroll & Benefit Services. The office and its staff began settling in Monday at 1800 Grant St. after the move from...
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The University of Colorado Boulder and CU System’s annual Diversity and Inclusion Summit will be hosted on the Boulder campus Nov. 8-10. The summit features a...
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During Fall Forums for faculty, staff and students on Oct. 17 at the Anschutz Medical Campus and Oct. 18 at CU Denver, University of Colorado Denver Chancellor...
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Photo by Tom Hutton/UCCS By Tom Hutton and Ron Fitz With 12 new degree programs, a 22 percent enrollment increase, and six new or renovated state-of-the-art...
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Photo: Glenn Asakawa/University of Colorado By Jay Dedrick President Barack Obama on Wednesday told a University of Colorado Denver audience he plans measures...
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Tucked away in the basement of St. Cajetan’s on the Auraria Campus is one of the smallest, most unusual museums in the country. Barely the size of a one-...
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Martha Jo Sani, a senior instructor emerita and highly regarded reference librarian at the College of Business Library at the University of Colorado Boulder, died Friday, October 7, 2011, in Boulder...
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Thomas Jefferson Nominations are requested for the 2012 Thomas Jefferson Awards , given each spring to a faculty member, a staff member and a student who...
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The Boulder Staff Council has launched it Winter Warmth Drive, which continues through Nov. 14. Donations of winter wear and blankets are requested; they’ll be...
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The idea to write a book came from a chance meeting and a mutual interest in peace, conflict issues and Africa.
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The latest renovation project at the Heller Center for Arts and Humanities is under way as a result of an unexpected $200,000 donation to the CU Foundation.
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Lisnow You might say Frank Lisnow’s life began to change the day he went to jail. No, he never spent a day behind bars. But it was 40 years ago at a jail in Vermont where Lisnow embarked on a then-...
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The foundation of the program will be a network of educated, engaged people who care about CU and are willing to promote the university’s educational, research...
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Tyler Schrier Cordova Tolderlund Hartnett Ken Tyler will chair the new Center for NeuroScience (CNS), which will be housed administratively in the Department of Neurology at the School of Medicine at...