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 Reneé Crown Wellness InstituteThe Renée Crown Wellness Institute at CU ��«����Ƶ opened in 2019 to perform research and offer programs that develop healthy young people and the adults who support them. It recently unveiled

When fall semester classes began in late August at CU ��«����Ƶ, wide-open building spaces and campus lawns became makeshift classrooms to prevent the spread of COVID-19

Senior economist Richard Wobbekind, associate dean for business and government relations, has worked for the Leeds School of Business since 1985. Here he discusses our nation’s economy in a pandemic world.

How the university has adjusted to protect students from COVID-19.

Marco and Whitney Uribe met at CU in 2008. While living in New York City for Marco’s medical residency, he fought COVID-19 head-on.

RA recounts life at CU during a global pandemic.

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.

With the semester underway and students back on campus, here are some of the protections CU ��«����Ƶ is implementing for faculty, staff and students: Before the first day of class in August, everyone took a required online course about

After spending the summer updating campus for the pandemic, CU ��«����Ƶ officially welcomed students for the fall semester Aug. 24.

Cycling, yoga, mediation and more available through CU’s rec center.