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Sensing for sustainability

From efficient farming to drought resilience, remote sensing could be key. Engineering students and faculty are examing how to use the power and promise of remote sensing to help solve food supply, pollution and water scarcity problems around the globe.

Read Full Story in CU Engineering Magazine

Campus Highlights

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CMCI instructor uses sewing to empower LGBTQ youth

A U.S. flag blows in the wind. (Glenn Akasawa)

It’s been unusually windy this spring. Here’s why you should care

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Students, staff, others honored for diversity work

More News Stories on CU Boulder Today

Student Stories

Our students have a way of creating their personal journey. Whether leading research projects, finding ways to creatively address social issues or learning to navigate the college experience, there’s no limit to their potential.

 

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CU music Buffs among ‘composers and performers to watch’

The Washington Post published an article that listed “22 composers and performers to watch in 2022.” The list of classical musicians included two CU Boulder College of Music students.

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Architecture student creates clothing company to spread positive message

Travis Weis, a third-year architecture major from Denver, created Release The Mind to help spread positivity through clothing that aims to simultaneously support the community and environment.

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Engineering students study the mechanics of snow

Most mechanical engineers will work with materials such as metals, polymers, ceramics and composites during their careers. However, a course taught in CU Boulder's mechanical engineering department asks students to draw inspiration from another material—snow.

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