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Faculty, staff can test-drive new fitness equipment for free

UCCS Recreation Center Brand new equipment and access to facilities at no cost might be the push some people need to start their own fitness programs. At least...
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College of Business launches online entrepreneurship program

The University of Colorado Colorado Springs College of Business wants to help aspiring entrepreneurs get a jump start on their business ideas. UCCS will offer...
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Math circles round up teachers for immersive experience

Two dozen Colorado middle-school teachers have returned to a college classroom, sitting where the students usually do. They’ve come from all around the state...
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Public Health Academy gets under way with first class of high schoolers

Students sport CU T-shirts to pose with Rep. Rhonda Fields during a visit to the Capitol. What do you get when you ask a high school sophomore, “What is public...
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Five questions for Peter Simons

The first time Peter Simons remembers being in a “service role” was in junior high school, when a teacher asked him to work with a girl who was shy and...
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Study: Exercise might stave off memory loss

(Photo by Glenn Asakawa/University of Colorado) A new University of Colorado Boulder study shows that a small amount of physical exercise could profoundly...
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Assistant professor uses film to reveal human impact of tobacco production

Marty Otañez, Assistant Professor of Anthropology After years of reading warning labels, smokers are aware of the health risks of their habit. Many, however,...
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Retirees appeal dismissal of class action suit against PERA

A group of retirees has appealed the dismissal of a class-action lawsuit against the state of Colorado and the Public Employees’ Retirement Association (PERA).
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Webinars to discuss online accessibility for students with disabilities

The online environment has the potential to be a more accessible infrastructure for learning than face-to-face classes. This is true for all students,...
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Tenure for 12 faculty members

The Board of Regents today made appointments and awards of tenure to 12 faculty members across the University of Colorado system.
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Farmers’ Market opens for season

The farmers’ market concept has been added to neighborhood activities around the Anschutz Medical Campus. It's open for business 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays in...
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Finalists for dean of Colorado School of Public Health announced

CU Denver Provost Roderick Nairn and the Colorado School of Public Health Dean Search Committee have announced that four candidates from a distinguished group...
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Study: Farthest, largest water mass in universe found

Jason Glenn An international team of astronomers led by the California Institute of Technology and involving the University of Colorado Boulder has discovered...
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Campus hosts Korean youth for summer enrichment camp

Twenty-five South Korean youngsters will spend four weeks at UCCS attending a summer camp focused on improving the students’ knowledge of English and American...
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President and CEO Wayne Hutchens to retire from CU Foundation

Having led the University of Colorado’s fundraising arm to its five most successful years, Hutchens will retire after nearly six years as president and chief...
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Denver School of Science and Technology students visit campus

Students from Denver's Cole Middle School visited the Auraria Campus on July 22 to learn about sustainability research being done at the University of Colorado...
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Five questions for Maria Elena Buszek

Stitching and sewing have been part of Maria Elena Buszek’s life for as long as she can remember. Her seamstress mother and aunts grew up sewing, too, in a...
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With “Shakespeare a la Carte,” theater lovers can enjoy an elegant brunch with a side of the bard.
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Shakespeare serving brunch in Boulder

With “Shakespeare a la Carte,” theater lovers can enjoy an elegant brunch with a side of the bard. While waiters take orders from a Shakespeare menu — a tasty...
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UPDATE: Business, nonprofit, chamber of commerce leaders provide input for regents

CU can expand the use of internships, make better connections with businesses and play a key role in Colorado’s emerging economic clusters, a panel told the CU...
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UPDATE: Regents make slight changes to draft of ‘Abilities and Attributes of a CU Graduate’ document

Regents made slight refinements to a draft list of the desired attributes and abilities of a CU graduate, which will serve as a guidepost for further...
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Grant will enhance early childhood mental health

Infants and small children in Colorado and New Mexico — particularly those in underserved and at-risk demographics — will benefit from better access to care,...
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Welcome to CU Connections

CU Connections has been redesigned to provide a cleaner look and enable commenting on individual stories.
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Office of Policy and Efficiency announces seven policy changes

The Office of Policy and Efficiency (OPE) has announced changes to seven administrative policy statements (APS) from the areas of academic affairs,...
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Regents retreat to mountains for wide-ranging discussion

The board will focus its summer retreat on the attributes of a CU graduate, the work force needs of business and community leaders, and long-term budget...
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Free online storage might come with a price

The Office of Information Security reminds CU employees that storing sensitive information on a third-party providers’ service should be avoided.

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