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CU researchers attract $774 million in sponsored funding

That investment in CU maintains the university’s place as one of the top research institutions in the country, the total ranking as fourth-highest in CU...
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LinkedIn launches university pages

CU, which also is joining with LinkedIn for a pilot program connecting alumni and building greater networking opportunities, was one of several institutions...
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Brief medical visit led to lasting lifestyle changes

CU-Boulder's Eddy Dubois saved his own life on Friday, Oct. 25, 2012, when he stopped in for a long-overdue health screening from his health plan.
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Campus growth stresses parking capacity

Campus parking lots were near capacity the first week of classes. Photo by Jeff Foster Record student enrollment brought a record number of cars to campus last...
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$6 million CU-Boulder instrument to fly Friday on NASA mission to moon

A team of CU-Boulder faculty and students designed and built an instrument for NASA's 2013 LADEE mission to the moon known as the the Lunar Dust Experiment, or...
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FAST ceramics to develop low energy, low temp ceramics manufacturing process

FAST Ceramics and the University of Colorado have completed an exclusive option agreement to allow the company to develop a faster, energy-efficient technique...
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23rd annual Welcome Wednesday draws crowd to Parade Grounds

Even though temperatures were in the 90s, more than 800 students, faculty and staff turned out Aug. 28 for the 23rd Annual health sciences programs tradition...
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CAP celebrates dawning of new era with open house

Guests at the CAP open house enjoy seeing the renovated second-floor space in the CU Building. CAP Dean Mark Gelernter (center, in suit and glasses) greeted...
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Next Supplier Showcase is Wednesday

A new series of Procurement Service Center (PSC) Supplier Showcases gets underway Wednesday at the University of Colorado Boulder. PSC showcases provide an...
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Protecting data

Information is a critical university asset and it is incumbent upon all employees to ensure the protection of sensitive information. It is primarily our data,...
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Five questions for Constance Staley

She has directed the UCCS Freshman Seminar Program for 20 years, or approximately half of her career.
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On-the-job problem solving recognized at University of Colorado

CU administrators recently recognized several employees across the system who drew on experience and imagination to generate new ways of working smarter and...
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Design plans, environmental evaluation move forward on I-225 light rail

A new alignment of the Interstate 225 light rail line along Fitzsimons Parkway drew concern from some residents about potential effects to parking and nearby...
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Faculty Council wants greater detail from CU Health Trust

The CU Faculty Council last week voted in favor of a motion asking that university leadership direct auditors to assemble more detailed reporting about the...
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Buffalo Bicycle Classic promises variety of courses for all abilities

Scheduled for Sept. 8, the Elevations Credit Union Buffalo Bicycle Classic raises scholarship funds for high-performing CU-Boulder students who qualify for...
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Shockley-Zalabak to freshmen: ‘Embrace uncertainty’

UCCS Chancellor Shockley-Zalabak addresses the Convocation audience – Photos by Jeff Foster and Tom Kimmell UCCS Chancellor Shockley-Zalabak addresses the...
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First block party on campus set for Sept. 20

The CU Anschutz Medical Campus seems to have it all. The campus includes the University of Colorado’s professional health schools, University of Colorado...
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Campus celebrates 40th anniversary, start of academic year with far-out party

Students peaced out as hippies, staff members channeled disco divas and neighborhood residents sported neon-framed sunglasses. Everyone got their groove on Aug...
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CU study relies on twins and their parents to understand height-IQ connection

The fact that taller people also tend to be slightly smarter is due in roughly equal parts to two phenomena—the same genes affect both traits and taller people...
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Fall biometric screenings coming soon

There are more than 50 reasons for members of the CU Health Plan to register for a free, fall health screening, but the most compelling is simple: Knowledge is...
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Call for proposals: President’s Fund for the Humanities Grants

The System Office of Academic Affairs is pleased to solicit proposals for the fall 2013 President’s Fund for the Humanities grants. The President’s Fund for...
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Five questions for Deborah Keyek-Franssen

A troika of “love” interests helped place Deborah Keyek-Franssen at the intersection of education and technology. First, she fell in love with higher education...
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Staff Council looks to improve communication, increase collaboration

Members of the University of Colorado Staff Council held their first meeting of the year Aug. 15 at 1800 Grant St. and discussed potential areas of emphasis to...
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CU Health Plan wants smokers to breathe easy

Help with quitting smoking is the latest addition to the health and wellness toolkit for members of the CU Health Plan.
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Perlmutter thanked for CU support at Anschutz Medical Campus

Rep. Ed Perlmutter was honored Tuesday at the Anschutz Health and Wellness Center for his longtime support of CU and his work on behalf of the CU Anschutz...

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