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Seventy CU Boulder business and engineering students teamed up with Google professionals to design bold solutions to Colorado’s most pressing challenges.
From exceptional teaching and research to outstanding staff contributions, Leeds honored the faculty and staff whose work drives the school’s success, with awards presented by CU Boulder Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Ann Stevens.
Meghan Van Portfliet, an assistant teaching professor in the MS Sustainable Business program, argues that teaching whistleblowing and organizational accountability prepares students to use AI responsibly and build ethical reasoning and governance skills.
Leeds has been recognized by Poets&Quants with its 2026 Best in Class Award for Sustainability, recognizing the school's commitment to a more just and sustainable world.
From strengthening supply chains and organizational accountability to understanding public attitudes and bringing climate innovations to market, Leeds faculty highlighted the role of business research in advancing sustainability.
Career Week may be the highlight, but it's only part of the story. Through preparation, mentorship and ongoing career support, Leeds students arrive ready to connect with employers at the Career Fair—and leave ready to make their mark in the workforce.
Alumnus Spencer Rogers (MBA'25) discusses his journey through tech, hospitality and entrepreneurship.
Leeds’ 2026 Civic Leader-in-Residence Mowa Haile, community leader and founder of Sky Blue Builders, shared timeless words of wisdom with the Leeds community on Sept. 25.
Last summer, Leeds student Jameson Goldstein had a surprising idea: Why not run for mayor of Boulder? The youngest candidate in the race, he doesn’t see his age as a disadvantage.
Hitting all the right notes, CU Boulder professors Annie Booth and Visda Carson partnered with four CU Boulder musicians to demonstrate active listening through jazz during a Startups & Sandwiches presentation.