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On her final day of work as the executive assistant for the dean of students/assistant vice chancellor for Student Life, she stayed in her office until 8:30 p...
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Carpenter was the first of 18 CU-Boulder astronaut affiliates to fly in space.
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A redesigned CU Resources area is scheduled to debut in the employee portal next week, marking the first step in a modernization process that will provide...
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Lt. Gov. Joseph Garcia Colorado Lt. Gov. Joseph A. Garcia will address aerospace professionals, educators and others interested in the future of the aerospace...
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The Global Energy Management (GEM) Program at the University of Colorado Denver Business School is excited to offer an open access energy business course...
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Video images are startlingly brilliant at the newly modernized Fiske Planetarium. (Photo: Casey A. Cass/University of Colorado) Sky gazers will be better...
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Scott Carpenter (Photo courtesy of NASA) Scott Carpenter, a University of Colorado Boulder alumnus and a famed NASA Mercury astronaut who became only the...
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Have you ever laughed at an epic FAIL? Or that klutzy moment when someone awkwardly falls down? Why was it so funny? Peter McGraw has traveled around the world...
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The University of Colorado Faculty Council will sponsor a symposium later this month to provide a forum for faculty, staff and students at CU to exchange ideas...
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The University of Colorado Faculty Council Ethnic and Minority Affairs Committee (EMAC) is presenting a systemwide symposium on student retention – “Building...
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Too often, a woman’s busy schedule makes it hard to keep a mammogram appointment. In fact, the American Cancer Society cites the top two reasons women give for...
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A new campus event calendar is now available and user training sessions are set. To see the new event calendar, visit http://events.uccs.edu . The calendar...
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Speaking on a panel at the Undergraduate Experiences Symposium, from left, Jeff Franklin, associate dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Mitch...
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A lightning bolt strikes Boulder, as seen from the National Center for Atmospheric Research mesa west of town. Photo courtesy of John Jorgensen. Electrical...
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Your computer has become a critical part of your daily life. You use your computer at home for a variety of activities, such as online shopping, managing your...
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A declaration asserting the need for equality in technology and information access for the 28 million Americans with cognitive disabilities was unveiled...
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Dr. Shore helped move and expand CU’s health sciences campus, fought for improved mental health services for American Indians and other native groups and even...
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As with many people who enter the field of medicine, he sought a profession that would enable him to improve people’s lives. Because he also enjoyed talking...