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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

The men's tennis team is ranked in the top 25 for the first time. They achieved a 4-3 victory over the Texas Tech Red Raiders Sunday, April 23, earning their first win at Texas Tech since Feb. 28, 1998. Pictured is sophomore Geoffrey Chizever. (Photo/Larry Harwood)

Infrared Technology Aids Campus Conservation
You may have noticed a helicopter flying low over the campus on the evening of Feb. 27. Using infrared technology, a camera mounted on the side of the helicopter took images of all campus building structures, assessing energy efficiency and locating moisture leaks in the rooftops. More >>

Finding Time to Volunteer: CU Can Help
Do you wonder how your colleagues manage to work all day and still find time to volunteer? More >>

Honor Code Update
Since its inception in 2001, the Honor Code has been outreaching to students and faculty to reduce the number of academically dishonest practices on campus. More >>


		CU-Boulder Biologist Wins University's Top Teaching And Research Award The University of Colorado at Boulder's highest faculty recognition for teaching and research, the Hazel Barnes Prize, has been awarded to biology professor and Presidential Teaching Scholar Alexander Cruz.

		CU-Boulder Graduate Is First Alum To Win Gates Scholarship For Study At Cambridge University University of Colorado at Boulder alumnus Alejandro Ramirez this spring became the first CU-Boulder graduate to win the Gates Cambridge Scholarship for study in the United Kingdom, funded by Microsoft founder Bill Gates.

		CU-Boulder Vice Chancellor Accepts LAC Recommendations The University of Colorado at Boulder has accepted the chief recommendations of the Licensing Advisory Committee, which has expressed qualified support for the Designated Supplier Program proposed by the national United Students Against Sweatshop Apparel and campaigned for on the Boulder campus by students and others aligned with the Coalition Against Sweatshop Apparel (CASA).

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An energy plasma beam creates colorful patterns.

FROM THE CHANCELLOR

Residential Campus Initiative
Last summer, a Residential Campus Study Group was charged by Chancellor Phil DiStefano to study the merits of developing a Residential Campus for the University of Colorado at Boulder. The group was further asked that, should the study conclude such a model had merit, they identify and propose the best Residential Campus concept for implementation. More >>

AWARDS AND KUDOS

Kenneth Foote Elected President of National Geography Organization
John Meyer Receives NIRSA"s Highest Honor
Liza Hensleigh Receives Community Builder Brick Award

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DID YOU KNOW?

History Competition Takes Place on Campus April 29
Come to Astronomy Day at Fiske Planetarium April 29
Video of ATLAS Building Now Available

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FEATURED NEWSLETTER

JILA's Light & Matter newsletter presents current research in a general audience format. Articles are based on recently accepted or published journal articles authored by JILA scientists.

Now Accepting Submissions for “Passages” Feature
Earlier this semester we announced a new annual feature called "Passages" to commemorate colleagues who have passed on during the year. We are now accepting tributes for publication in the May 9 issue. Submissions will be accepted through May 3.

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