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The vital role the University of Colorado plays in ensuring student success and creating the next generation of leaders was celebrated and affirmed at CU...
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To pore through a list of Rob Knight’s publications is overwhelming. The topics jump from lake sediments to pulmonary hypertension, and they span the globe...
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Beginning April 1, University of Colorado employees who are enrolled in a CU Health Plan will be eligible to earn up to $300 a year by exercising for at least...
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Chris Dowen Connecting with students early in their academic careers will be a primary goal of Chris Dowen, who started last week as the university's first...
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The 1981 launch of the Space Shuttle Columbia – the first in NASA’s program – made a big impression on the grade-schooler who, after watching the lift-off on...
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Colorado’s general fund revenue is projected to be $227.9 million higher this fiscal year than an earlier forecast, which may or may not mean a one-time boost...
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On April 1, Be Colorado is launching Move., an incentive-based campaign that will pay participants $25 a month to meet baseline goals of 30 minutes or more of...
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John Crumlin Occasionally forgetting things is a normal part of aging, according to UCCS experts. But what’s normal – and what might be a more serious...
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Lucas Portelli, who earned his doctoral degree from the University of Colorado Boulder in December, with his incubator device (Photo: Glenn Asakawa/University...
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Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Raul Cardenas addresses an audience of Denver Public Schools students Friday during the DPS Expo. More than 1,000...
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The students were easy to see. Surrounded by well-wishers, they milled around the Denver Hyatt Regency ballroom, complexions a little pale, eyes a little...
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A new state-backed website provides prospective students and their families with a way to learn more about the value of investing in higher education –...
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A love of mathematics and the knowledge that there aren’t many jobs that allow someone “to just do math” propelled John Black toward a career in cryptography...
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Research and teaching contributions by the four campuses in health care, engineering, law, education and business are well-represented.
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Last year, the university’s closure to non-affiliates on April 20 resulted in the reduction of a 4/20 crowd of about 10,000 to 12,000 people in 2011 to a...
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The author is tentatively scheduled to teach four undergraduate courses in the fall, three in political science — Constitutional Law 1 and 2 plus a course in...