Seven CU Boulder research teams have been selected to receive grants for the development of commercially-promising technologies, reviewed by a panel of external judges.
Wondering where you can go to grab lunch on campus over the summer? Please note the following campus dining closures and changes in hours for the summer term.
Each year CU Boulder hosts several high school graduations at the Coors Events Conference Center. This year we welcome nine high school graduating classes from Monday, May 15, through Friday, May 26.
After completing two Faculty Course Questionnaire (FCQ) pilots over the last academic year, the faculty-led redesign team has finalized new question sets and is preparing to move all FCQs online beginning fall 2017.
STEM faculty and instructors are invited to explore infusing research into course design during the fall TRESTLE Scholar Program. Applications are due Thursday, May 25.
The end of the spring semester brings with it a slate of construction activities that will include multiple sidewalk and lane closures on the CU Boulder campus starting next week.
Research shows involvement in college positively impacts retention, but this engagement is crucial for many underrepresented students. This month, the McNeill Academic Program has launched a crowdfunding project to help.
The feedback from students is clear: CU Boulder can do a better job of providing a seamless experience for student services and business transactions. With this in mind, we are excited to announce the Unified Student Experience Project.
On May 16, Vice Provost Mary Kraus and Chief Information Officer Larry Levine will announce the final decision of the Learning Management System (LMS) Evaluation Initiative. You can still provide input to this initiative.
