Articles by Emery Cowan

In an unprecedented study, CU professors and students are exploring ways to maximize the benefits of oil and domestic natural gas extraction while decreasing potential negative impacts on the environment and communities.

It was seven years after the end of World War II and U.S. troops still walked the streets of Japan when Akira Horie (MMktg’54) decided he wanted to study in America.

Fifty years ago, Tom Hornbein made history by being part of the team that put the first American on top of Everest.

When members of Single Carrot Theatre put on Illuminoctem last November, they used a classic storyline — destiny brings boy and girl together, they fall in love at first sight and, despite adversity, are united in the end.

Richard was recruited by CU to develop the geography department at the Denver campus.

CU alums rank No. 2 in the country in Peace Corps volunteers.

When he graduated last December, Tyler Silverman wasn’t even in the country.

Trudging through waist-deep snow on the 24,688-foot Annapurna IV mountain, Tonya George Riggs couldn’t get one thought out of her mind: they were alone.

From entertaining to inspirational, Frank Ellis’s life is full of stories.