After concerted efforts from higher education representatives throughout the legislative process, the tax measure, sent today to President Trump, has evolved to address many items of particular interest to the university community.
This month, congressional efforts to reauthorize and reform the Higher Education Act kicked into high gear, with CU Boulder presented as an example of success at a House Education and Workforce Committee meeting.
Faculty SPACE, with its first monthly gathering Jan. 26, is an effort to bridge gaps and build greater community, offering opportunities to socialize and discuss salient topics among colleagues over lunch.
Employees with valid Buff OneCards will receive complimentary entry into the Rec Center Dec. 22–23 and Jan. 2–7. Come enjoy bouldering, ice skating, fitness classes and more.
In this Dec. 11 workshop, select faculty will share their experiences, tips and advice for submitting successful applications for grants and fellowships in the humanities.
The nation’s highest court has issued an unsigned order allowing the administration’s third version of a travel ban. CU Boulder's International Student and Scholar Services office will continue to provide guidance to students and scholars on campus from the impacted nations.
Faculty and instructors are encouraged to set aside time in class for students to complete their online FCQs. Learn how to view online response rates and encourage high response rates.
The Conference on World Affairs has shared its 2018 speaker list, including a youth poet laureate and an MSNBC nuclear security analyst, for spring syllabi consideration.
