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After COVID-19 hit, it didn’t take long for Corey Cappelloni to tire of video chat. He wanted to see his Nana — Ruth Andres, 98 — face-to-face.

Rick George, the sixth full-time athletic director in Buffs history, is now in his eighth year at CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ. Here he talks about transforming CU’s facilities, leading in a pandemic and taking Sundays to cut the grass.

As a journalist for the Denver Post, G. Brown covered music for nearly 30 years. Today he’s executive director of the Colorado Music Experience and author of On Record.

Edna Ma has worked in the Los Angeles area as a private practice anesthesiologist since 2007. The mother of two children also is author of two bilingual children’s books featuring English, Mandarin and pinyin.

Sepp Kuss grew up riding his bike through the mountains of Durango. This year, he is competing in the Tour de France.

Twins Cara and Amy Faliano have been on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic in the labs of the UCHealth system.

Chancellor DiStefano discusses COVID-19 and the road ahead.

CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ computer science assistant professor Mirela Alistar wants to make healthcare more personal. Her work with microfluidic biochips is getting us there.

Technology Lincoln McBride oversaw in the 1990s is being used for COVID-19 testing.

Rob Drugan, with his wife Connie Eppich, set out to cycle the continental U.S. starting in June 2019. They rode counterclockwise around most of the country, 9,560 miles in 285 days, until the COVID-19 pandemic halted their trip in Florida.