Award-winning lecturer applies passion for art, history to course creation
On Monday morning, it seemed all of the more than 6,000 freshmen — the most diverse freshman class in CU history — were out and about, blending in seamlessly with the total student population of...
While in his 20s, Ben Kirshner worked as an educator with a youth organization in the Mission District in San Francisco. He felt called to be a teacher of middle- and high-school students, and enjoyed working in a setting that encouraged experiential learning and community-building. But after five years, he became interested in working with college-aged students and researching topics related to learning and youth development.
An estimated 12,000 visitors have come to Square on 21st since it opened two months ago, browsing food vendors and tossing beanbags on the pavement of what is usually a city street. The...
The CU University system invited more than 100 incoming students and their families from the Western Slope, to a warm welcome for today's Second Annual CU Celebration. 127 students from the...
A University of Colorado College of Nursing professor has co-authored what she says is the first American textbook to focus on reflective practice for the medical profession. Sara Horton-Deutsch,...