Women represent more than half of new U.S. college graduates but receive fewer than 20 percent of computer and information science degrees. Lucy Sanders, CEO and co-founder of the National Center for Women & Information Technology, is trying to fix that.
Whether you're new to the outdoors or an experienced adventurer, sometimes it's nice to get a little direction in planning your trip. The Outdoor Program can help you find your next adventure.
Allison Atteberry will explore the effects of changes in teacher evaluation policies with support from the fellowship. Only 30 early-career scholars were selected out of roughly 300 applicants nationwide.
The slower months of summer can be a great time to learn new tools or brush up on skills, and the Lynda.com learning library has a vast selection of high-quality video tutorials for current faculty, staff and students.
When senior engineering student Susie Gomez-Burgos isn't studying, she spends much of her time inspiring children, Latina girls in particular, to become mathematicians and science whizzes.
Starting June 21, Facilities Management Outdoor Services and Housing Facilities Services will continue to engage in responses to the emerald ash borer infestations in our campus trees.
The summer solstice starts June 20, marking the first official day of summer. Visit the photo gallery to see how fellow Buffs are spending sweet summertime on the CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ campus.
The Office of Information Technology is seeking students for a 75-minute study to understand the user experience of different ePortfolio tools. Students who participate will receive a $25 Amazon gift card.
At its regular meeting, the Board of Regents voted to approve the operating budget for the CU system and all four campuses; three new CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ degrees; seven capital construction projects on the ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ campus; and a contract extension for football Head Coach Mike MacIntyre.
