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In February President Obama declared Colorado’s Browns Canyon a national monument. For Bill Dvorak, it was a long time coming.

Oregon’s new leader, Kate Brown, takes charge.

Chad Arnold and his team at door to door organics are helping to reinvent grocery shopping for the digital age.

The first time Jacqueline Verdier (PolSci’05) saw a selfie stick, last year while visiting a friend in Asia, she laughed.

District attorney is not a job for the faint of heart. Ask Stan Garnett (Hist’78, Law’82).

It was from a jeep on a 2008 game drive in Swaziland that Melinda MacInnis (MCreatWrit’97) saw her first wild rhinoceroses, a mother and calf.

October 1982. Los Angeles. Ghouls rise from a fog-fingered graveyard and join a zombified Michael Jackson in one of history’s most iconic bits of choreography in the watershed “Thriller” video, a mini-horror flick built around the eponymous hit song.

Without Phil Watkins Jr. and his family, the world would be a less colorful place. Especially Colorado.

Assistant grounds manager Ryan Heiland developed a new way of seeding the campus with microbe-rich compost tea — to stunning effect.

Alumni travel director retires after nearly 40 years at CU-Boulder