 
Nearly 6,800 flags were set up on Norlin Quad last week to represent the alcohol deaths of people ages 18-24 since the death of CU freshman Gordie Bailey in 2004. The Guidelines of Objective and Responsible Drinking (G.O.R.D.) group arranged the display during the Week of Remembrance for Bailey. (Photo by Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
 E-textbooks catching on at CU-Boulder
As technology transforms the way we send and receive information, the CU Book Store on campus continues to adapt to an evolving textbook industry. More >>
CU Archives hold intrigue and important materials for scholars
From World War I documents to Gulf War documents, the CU-Boulder archives contains intriguing and historically significant collections. More >>
Student Perspective: Hands on learning at the Great Plains Archeology Field School
Students studying archeology at CU have a unique chance each summer to learn in the field at the full-credit Great Plains Archaeology Field School by surveying sites, finding new sites, excavating and processing recovered artifacts. More >>
G.O.R.D. takes action on alcohol awareness
In response to the issues and dangers created by careless alcohol use, the Guidelines and Objectives of Responsible Drinking, or G.O.R.D. organization, was formed. More >>
Q&A with Flagship 2030 task force chair Steve McNally
The budget task force was given the responsibility to address the Flagship 2030 initiative of "making enterprise work." More >>
People Behind the Scenes
Who keeps our university in top shape? It’s the People Behind the Scenes! Meet Jane Curtis, director of the Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Program, part of the Division of Student Affairs. More >>
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