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New cu.edu more responsive to users – and devices

Developers took a “mobile first” approach to designing the site, taking into consideration technologies that people use to access the Web now and in the future.
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Five questions for Janice Gould

The poet, musician, photographer and educator came to CU in 2009.
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CU capital projects look to be in good shape for state funding

Across CU, renovations of two existing buildings and construction of a new facility are positioned well to receive state funding following endorsements from...
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Regents considering rates of salary increases, tuition changes

For the coming fiscal year, administrators are recommending 4.5 percent raises for classified staff, to match the Joint Budget Committee’s stipulation for...
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CU in the Community efforts cross campuses

CU in the Community soon will be wrapping up. This year’s program opened in November with an invitation to all to participate from Chancellor Don Elliman and...
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Curtain rises on Shakespeare Fest’s third anti-violence school tour

Following on the heels of its nationally recognized anti-violence school tours based on “The Tempest” and “Twelfth Night,” the Colorado Shakespeare Festival...
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Chancellor gives North Nevada, C4C update at campus forum

Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak provided an optimistic look at the university’s future on North Nevada during a Feb. 18 capital...
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College of Nursing faculty reaching out to legislators

Coffman and his assistant, Myron D. Spanier, discuss veteran activities at the college with Dean Thompson, Krause-Parello, and Assistant Dean Maureen Durkin...
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Be Colorado health assessment begins Monday

Be Colorado on Monday will launch its annual campaign for the SUCCEED Health Assessment (HA). The HA is a free, confidential online questionnaire that allows...
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COLTT 2014 seeking session proposals

Join us for COLTT 2014: Submit a Session Proposal to the Colorado Learning and Teaching with Technology Conference COLTT’s program committee is seeking...
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Reception set for U.S. Professor of the Year

A reception celebrating CU-Boulder physics professor Steven Pollock’s selection as a U.S. Professor of the Year has been announced. The event is set for 2 p.m...
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Brown bag session looks at interactions with international students

International Student and Scholar Services will host a brown bag on international students next week. "Nodding Yes, Nodding No" will be about understanding...
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CU-LEAD Alliance Fourth Annual Student Symposium is March 10

Some 20 students representing all disciplines across the CU-Boulder campus will compete for prizes in the CU-LEAD Alliance Fourth Annual Student Symposium on...
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Update: Regents considering rates of salary increases, tuition changes

The University of Colorado Board of Regents on Thursday began considering campus and system recommendations for faculty and staff raises and for increases in...
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Regents approve sale of Ninth and Colorado property to Continuum Partners

The University of Colorado Board of Regents this morning approved the sale of CU’s former Health Sciences Center at Ninth Avenue and Colorado Boulevard in...
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Update: Regents approve sale of Ninth and Colorado property to Continuum Partners

9th and Colorado Phased Development Plan The University of Colorado Board of Regents this morning approved the sale of CU’s former Health Sciences Center at...
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Five questions for Tom Lemieux

CU-Boulder’s greenhouse manager,has been at the university for 22 years. The collection he has amassed over the years is used to teach students about plant...
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CU, Colorado Springs community celebrate Lane Center opening

The center is the result of a $4 million gift from the John E. and Margaret L. Lane Foundation to UCCS and Peak Vista Community Health.
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Fundraising strong as CU-Boulder moves forward with athletics facilities

CU-Boulder Athletic Director Rick George updated the Board of Regents on Wednesday, noting that more than half of the $50 million required to begin...
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President Benson part of national task force taking on regulations

The Higher Education Regulatory Task Force met Feb. 12 at the American Council on Education in Washington, D.C.
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Phishing attack could have been worse

About 2,700 emails were sent to CU Denver addresses in an effort to obtain user name and password information.
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$5 million gift bolsters CU melanoma research project

A research project at the University of Colorado School of Medicine that aims for more targeted therapies for melanoma—made possible by a $5 million anonymous...
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CU Advocacy Day is March 17

The annual gathering during the legislative session features leaders from the state and the University of Colorado, and offers the public an opportunity to...
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Middle school students get hands-on medical training

A group of middle school students recently got a hands-on opportunity to use real equipment to perform dental procedures and see how some of the latest medical...
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New academic building progressing; Qdoba chosen as food vendor

Since breaking ground in January 2013, the new CU Denver academic building on the Auraria Campus has been evolving along Speer Boulevard at Larimer Street...

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