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Call for proposals: Accessing Higher Ground 2024

Accessing Higher Ground 2024 , the official conference of ATHEN , and presented by AHEAD , is now accepting first-round proposals for its 27th annual...
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CU Boulder leads the charge toward gender parity in engineering

In an era where gender diversity in STEM is more critical than ever, the University of Colorado Boulder’s College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (CEAS)...
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UCCS earns ninth straight Military Friendly Gold ranking

Continued commitment to the success of military-affiliated students has led to the university’s ninth-consecutive Gold distinction in the annual Military...
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Making CU Denver more accessible friendly

CU Denver is committed to becoming an equity-serving institution, which means making the campus accessible and inviting for all. Several groups across campus...
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From sepsis to cervical cancer: AI helps CU Anschutz save lives

While a recent explosion in AI technology has exposed its possibilities to the public with online systems such as ChatGPT and Dall·E, researchers at the...
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CU Boulder Chancellor Finalist, Swartz
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President Saliman Announces CU Boulder Chancellor Finalist

President Saliman announced April 2 his decision to advance Justin Schwartz as the finalist for CU Boulder Chancellor. Schwartz will be on campus today, April...
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CU Denver | CU Anschutz recognized as a Top 10 Public Urban Research Military Friendly School

University of Colorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus are once again being recognized as a Military Friendly® School. Together, we are the only universities...
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You’re (very likely) not going to win, so why play?

60 years after its legalization, people are still attracted to the lottery because of the strong emotions associated with imagining the future, CU Boulder...
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UCCS Radio wins broadcasting awards

After – almost single-handedly – reviving UCCS Radio, Station Manager Caitlyn Branine and the program were recognized with two well-earned awards from the...
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National crisis of physician burnout: What can be done?

Podcast features physician burnout thought leader Lotte Dyrbye, MD, MHPE, explores the causes behind burnout in healthcare, recent studies and possible...
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CU achieves $428 million in operating efficiencies over six-year period
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CU achieves $428 million in operating efficiencies over six-year period

Delivering on the University of Colorado’s commitment to carrying out its educational and research mission efficiently, the CU system achieved $428 million in...
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Easier access to biosimilar medications improves affordability for CU health plan members
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Easier access to biosimilar medications improves affordability for CU health plan members

The CU Health Plan team remains committed to equipping plan members and their families with the information needed to make informed choices regarding their...
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Regents University Affairs Committee advances proposals for three new degrees

Plans for three new degrees and received approval from the Regents University Affairs Committee during its March 19 meeting, held via Zoom. The proposals are...
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Joints that could heal themselves? Researchers could get there in five years

Imagine a day when joints could heal themselves. At the first inkling of a creaky knee, patients could get a single shot in the joint that would not only stop...
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As Voyager 1’s mission draws to a close, one planetary scientist reflects on its legacy

Fran Bagenal is a planetary scientist at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) at CU Boulder. She started working on the Voyager mission...
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Photo Feature: College of Education faculty visit University of Seychelles

Two College of Education professors recently visited Seychelles to connect with the educational leaders and officials and learn more about the practices and...
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Can being too enthusiastic about work have its downsides?

Some employees show up every day, profoundly passionate about their company’s mission. Others are extrinsically motivated and work primarily because they need...
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Jet lag: How to combat the travel condition that disrupts circadian rhythm

Jet setters know the side effects that can come with travel. CU sleep specialist Jessica Camacho, M.D., explains jet lag and what to do to alleviate symptoms.
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President Saliman speaks at Latin American Educational Foundation event
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President Saliman speaks at Latin American Educational Foundation event

President Todd Saliman led a CU contingent that attended Saturday’s Latin American Educational Foundation (LAEF) gala, a celebration of the organization’s 75th...
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Call for submissions: Innovation & Entrepreneurship Showcase
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Call for submissions: Innovation & Entrepreneurship Showcase

CU’s Innovation & Entrepreneurship Initiative is seeking submissions for its first systemwide showcase, set for the fall. Colorado’s Future: Innovation...
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Regents Audit Committee advances proposed changes to charters

The Regents Audit Committee last week forwarded proposed changes in the Audit Committee Charter and the Internal Audit Charter for consideration next month by...
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CU Boulder research and innovation leaders visit D.C.

An important role of the University of Colorado Boulder as a top-tier research university is working closely with state and federal policymakers to advocate...

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