January 5, 2005

Original CU Wizard John Taylor To Present 'Why Things Move' Jan. 15

10th U.S. Circuit Court Of Appeals To Hear Arguments At CU Law School

Elegant Shape Of Eiffel Tower Solved Mathematically By CU-Boulder Prof

January 6, 2005

CU-Boulder Thai Student Association To Raise Tsunami Relief Funds Jan. 10-14

Protected Public Lands' Role In Economic Health Of Nearby Communities Focus Of CU Lecture

January 10, 2005

CU-Boulder Hosts Drive For Tsunami Disaster Relief At Jan. 15 Basketball Games

CU-Boulder Appoints New Campus Chief Of Police

CU-Boulder To Host Live Broadcast Jan. 14 Of Cassini's Huygens Probe Descending On Saturn's Moon, Titan

Rapidly Rotating Milky Way Star Dubbed "King Of Spin" By Observers

CU-Boulder To Study Terrorism As Part Of $12 Million Grant From Homeland Security Department

University Of Colorado Begins Notifying Students Of State's New College Opportunity Fund; Encourages Students To Apply Soon

January 11, 2005

Senior Auditors To Register Jan. 18-19 For Spring Classes At CU-Boulder

'News From Saturn And Titan' Kicks Off CU-Boulder Alumni Lecture Series Jan. 20

January 12, 2005

ATLAS Multimedia Groundbreaking Scheduled Jan. 25 At CU-Boulder

Opportunities And Challenges In Information Technology Is Focus Of CU-Boulder Conference

NSF Awards CU-Boulder $4.9 Million For Alpine Ecosystem Research

January 13, 2005

Fiske Planetarium To Present Space Shuttle Tribute Shows

'2005 CU Year Of Art And Math' To Explore What Links The Two In Visual And Performing Arts

January 14, 2005

CU-Boulder Announces Expectations For Greek Organization Agreements

January 18, 2005

Major Anasazi Collection At CU Museum Getting Overhaul

January 19, 2005

Cassini Spacecraft "Sandblasted" By Dust From Saturn System In 2004

CU-Boulder, Denver Center Theatre Company To Host Symposia On 'Oedipus Rex'

January 20, 2005

CU-Boulder Tsunami, Disaster Experts Gather For Free Public Symposium

Careers In Magazine Field Topic Of Jan. 27 CU-Boulder Panel

January 24, 2005

CU Law Expert: Historical Courts Offer Hope For Past Injustices

ATLAS Groundbreaking To Feature "Virtual Shovels"

Two CU-Boulder Faculty Awarded MacArthur Foundation Writing Grants

Microbes In Colorful Yellowstone Hot Springs Fueled By Hydrogen, CU-Boulder Researchers Say

January 25, 2005

Arid Australian Interior Linked To Landscape Burning By Ancient Humans

University of Colorado at Boulder Ranks Second in the Nation for Highest Number of Graduates Serving as Peace Corps Volunteers

January 27, 2005

CU Astronomer To Discuss Supernovae At Fiske In February

CU-Boulder To Compete In National Recycling Contest

Six Women At CU-Boulder Receive Career Transition Scholarships

January 28, 2005

Salman Rushdie, Author Of 'Satanic Verses,' To Speak At CU-Boulder Feb. 15

January 30, 2005

CU Board of Regents to Hold Special Meeting

January 31, 2005

Real Estate Outlook Focus Of CU Conference

Ward Churchill Resigns Administrative Post

CU-Boulder Student Injured In Fall From Roof Sunday

CU-Boulder Professor Receives National Education Award

NBC Reporter Tom Costello To Speak At CU-Boulder Feb. 8