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Study: Early human burial practices varied widely

Man in an Upper Paleolithic burial in Sunghir, Russia. The site is approximately 28,000 to 30,000 years old. A new study from the University of Colorado Denver...
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CU-Boulder to introduce MOOCs with Coursera in fall semester

Coursera is a social entrepreneurship company that partners with top universities around the world to offer courses online for anyone to take for free. Its...
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Orphan Technologies to develop CU treatment for life-threatening metabolic disorder

The University of Colorado has signed exclusive, worldwide licensing and collaboration agreements with rare-disease research-and-development firm Orphan...
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Service Excellence Award includes $1,000

The University of Colorado Staff Council (UCSC) requests nominations of classified staff and professional exempt employees for the annual Service Excellence...
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COLTT call for proposals now open

The Colorado Learning and Teaching With Technology Conference (COLTT) is requesting proposals for the 2013 event, set for Aug. 7 and 9 at the Wolf Law building...
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Book Arts in Collaboration presentation, exhibit at Norlin

Most artistic endeavors are solitary pursuits. Kitty Maryatt and Sammy Lee create opportunities to collaborate in order to produce artists’ books that are...
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PSC open houses mark Procurement Month

This year marks the 5th Anniversary of the PSC Open Houses held on CU campuses during March to celebrate Procurement Month. This is your chance to meet staff,...
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CU-Boulder to introduce MOOCs with Coursera in fall semester

The University of Colorado has entered the age of massive open online courses, or MOOCs. Thursday morning, CU-Boulder announced it had joined Coursera and will...
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Regents postpone vote on concealed carry resolution

A vote on a resolution proposed by University of Colorado regents James Geddes and Sue Sharkey opposing ‘gun-free zones’ on University of Colorado campuses was...
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CU-Boulder officials unveil $170 million athletic facilities upgrade proposal

CU will rely on $50 million in private support to execute the project, and a significant effort to raise funds from donors will now begin to support it. In...
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Pay raises, tuition benefit in spotlight at Staff Council meeting

The group heard updates on the merit pay system, the CU Advocates program, state funding for higher education, and Boulder’s administrative leave policy that...
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Five questions for Deborah Kenny

The reitred Lt. Col. in the U.S. Army has returned home and is continuing her research, including studies that examine the effects of war.
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Chancellor Don Elliman loses 'interim' from title

The regents unanimously approved waiving the chancellor search and complimented Elliman on his work at the university the past year.
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CU Advocates to learn inside story of CU budget

Brian Burnett, vice chancellor, Administration and Finance at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs Brian Burnett, vice chancellor, Administration and...
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Epidemic of prescription drug ODs inspires new training program

A new training program to help stem the epidemic of opioid prescription-related overdoses and unintentional deaths has won the endorsement of the Colorado...
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Amphibian study shows how biodiversity can protect against disease

Pieter Johnson from the University of Colorado Boulder and Laura Guderyahn from the city of Gresham's Natural Resource Program observe malformed red-legged...
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Study: ‘Tough love’ needed to turn around low-performing schools

Few positive results have been documented from school turnaround models that rely on coaching, increased educator training or focusing on new programs, a...
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Auraria Library hosting exhibit on World War II Japanese-American internment camps

The Auraria Library is hosting a special exhibit through March 20 commemorating the lives of Japanese Americans who were detained during World War II in a...
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Five questions for Lisa Landis

Sometimes it takes a lot of effort and a little "magic" to make things happen, whether it's tackling the complex issues of a university or a world far away.
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CU-Boulder announces finalists for Visiting Scholar in Conservative Thought and Policy

The committee has sought a "highly visible" scholar who is "deeply engaged in either the analytical scholarship or practice of conservative thinking and...
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Guest opinion: Grade inflation? Or hard-earned results?

Critics shouldn't be surprised when students earn high grades, writes Joanne Belknap, sociology professor at CU-Boulder, in this guest column.
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East 17th Place bridge opens at Anschutz Medical Campus

Rep. Ed Perlmutter talks about the partnerships that led to the completion of the interchange at East 17th Place and Interstate 225 on the east side of the...
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Health and Welfare Trust chooses new medical benefits administrator

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield to handle administrative services for the CU Health Plan effective July 1.
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Colorado Department of Education awards $290,000 to support English language learners

The Colorado Department of Higher Education recently awarded $290,000 in federal funding to UCCS to support work with Harrison School District 2 and Colorado...
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Professor views project as way to open doors to housekeepers

Assistant professor Andres Lema-Hincapie, center, with custodians Aurelio Barranca-Osorio and Angelica Reaves. Andres Lema-Hincapie's work in the Department of...

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