Articles by Eric Gershon

Will Americans eat insects? Dave Baugh and twin brother Lars are betting on it.

In Bruce Lee, CU's Daryl Maeda sees a symbol of the modern world — and the subject of his next book.

Wiley B. Rutledge, the first CU Boulder graduate to serve on the nation’s highest court, joined in 1943.

It was a Sunday morning in April, sunny, not quite warm. I was casting about for an adventure for myself and my daughter Waverly, now almost two. Might CU’s Museum of Natural History be open? Indeed, 10 to 4! Off to campus we zoomed in our bright orange Subaru. We...

CU Boulder scientists show the way to a sub-2-hour finish

Long before Tom Shepherd began moving tons of fresh berries around the world, he moved a single football from Boulder to Lincoln, Neb. — by bicycle, in the snow, wearing jeans.

A U.S. Senate committee March 20 began hearings on the U.S. Supreme Court nomination of Neil Gorsuch, a visiting law professor at CU Boulder.

You’d know it as marble, but Bob Sievers sometimes refers to his preferred raw material by another name: calcium carbonate.

For some students, the hardest part of college is getting there. Ask Megan Mangum.

The world's primates face lethal realities.