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The Colorado chapter of the Public Relations Society of America honored CU Boulder’s Department of Strategic Relations and Communications with several awards at a recent Denver ceremony.
Completion of the flood protection project will pave the way for CU Boulder development of housing and other amenities, along with open space restoration.
The CU Boulder ecology and evolutionary biology professor is recognized for her research on barn swallows and other avian groups, which has taken her across the world.
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A new 30-minute training course is now available and required for ChatGPT Edu access. Learn about AI privacy, data protection and responsible use, and complete the updated course by Sept. 30 if you already have ChatGPT Edu access.
ChatGPT Edu provides access to a higher education-focused AI platform with enhanced privacy protections and advanced features. Eligible students must complete the required 30-minute training to gain access and learn how to use AI tools responsibly, safely and effectively.
Chancellor Justin Schwartz has been named the Newton Chair to advance leadership development across the university.
The new 332-bed residence hall honors the legacy of Native American Code Talkers while expanding on-campus housing for transfer and returning undergraduates.
Federal research security training requirements are expanding, including changes from NASA and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Learn how CU Boulder is helping researchers meet the new requirements while safeguarding funding and research integrity.
Disability Services has introduced a new student-facing accommodation management system: Accessible Information Management (AIM). The program is intended to ease and streamline accommodation requests and implementation for students, staff and faculty.