CU Engage's Just Transition Collaborative is partnering with a local public radio station to offer a new radio/podcast series called "The Brink: stories of inequality, struggle and transformation."
The Art and Art History Department is celebrating the life, work and hundredth birthday of one of its formative faculty members, Lynn R. Wolfe. An exhibition of Wolfe's work runs through Aug. 31.
Scheduled preparedness exercises at Folsom Field in the afternoons of July 19 and 24 will mean limited access to the stadium and a visible increase in emergency response personnel.
A leading researcher in quantitative biology, Assistant Professor Sabrina Spencer has made a name for herself in her field through hard work and a dynamic view on cellular research.
In the spirit of alternative transportation, hundreds of people braved the ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ Creek Friday morning for the 10th annual Tube to Work Day. Tubers donned everything from business attire to outlandish costumes, so don't miss the photos!
I am asking the campus to take a collaborative and integrated approach as we work to break down silos and ensure good training related to the university’s response to sexual assault and intimate partner abuse.
After a 12-year hiatus, the campus will launch its own officially recognized Interfraternity Council. Two fraternities are signed up to start chapters in the upcoming academic year.
After completing his appointment as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (A&S), Steven R. Leigh plans to return to the faculty to pursue further research and increase interactions with students. Serving as the new dean will be James White.
Hundreds have added to the discussion, noting their priorities for the site. These include preserving and connecting with nature, easing flood risk, addressing housing needs and more.
Tim Passmore, the recipient of a Horowitz Foundation grant, discusses what's up next involving his study of how young and weak democracies can prevent military coups by committing to peacekeeping missions.
