Americans overestimate political polarization

New research from CU Professor Leaf Van Boven shows that many people overestimate the degree of polarization between Democrats and Republicans.

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Homefront Heroines

A CU professor is preserving the story of WWII service women through a multi-platform documentary project. (Photo courtesy U.S. Navy)

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Did the Little Ice Age start with a big bang?

CU-led team believes volcanic eruptions set off the cold period at roughly A.D. 1300, then a sea ice-ocean feedback system maintained it for six more centuries.

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Finding compounds that can help fight cancer

Using fruit flies, a CU-Boulder researcher is developing a screening technology to identify cancer therapies.

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How will you change the world?

For the second straight year, CU ranks #1 for alumni Peace Corps volunteers.

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Trying to eat healthy? Read those nutrition labels carefully

People who made New Year’s resolutions to eat healthier or lose weight might also want to brush up on their math skills. In a new study, marketing professor Donald Lichtenstein found that nutrition labels on packaged food products can lead even the most health-conscious consumers astray, if they don’t “do the math.”

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