CU freshman engineering class is 40 percent female
Women comprise a greater percentage of this year's class of freshman engineers at the University of Colorado than they have in the past, and college officials are touting this class...
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CU Boulder graduate students ask city to address “housing crisis”
A group of University of Colorado graduate students has asked the city to address affordable housing for graduate students.
Colorado has largest education attainment gap between white, Latino residents
Among the states with the largest Latino populations, Colorado has the largest disparity between white and Latino residents attaining post-secondary education, according to a new report.
Infection from cat-borne parasite might make people more entrepreneurial, CU researchers found
You might not think your cat's poop and your drive to open a business are related, but a pair of local researchers say they just might be.
Former CU Regent Bob Sievers studying medicinal uses for hemp
Where alfalfa once grew on a plot in unincorporated Boulder County, fledgling hemp plants are pushing skyward.
CU Boulder launches review after professor uses university account to misappropriate research funds
The University of Colorado is reviewing some of its auxiliary accounts in the wake of revelations that a professor used such an account to circumvent customary controls and use funds...
CU Boulder instructor introduces parking lot plots for bees
The edge of a Boulder parking lot has been transformed into a haven for bees native to Colorado.
CU Boulder to increase discrimination, harassment training following post-Tumpkin policy review
The University of Colorado will increase the frequency of employees' training on discrimination and harassment policies under new recommendations made in the wake of the Boulder campus's botched handling of...
CU Boulder announces six weeks paid parental leave for university staff
The University of Colorado's Boulder campus announced Tuesday it would grant six weeks of paid parental leave to university staff, who previously used accrued and unpaid leave after having or...
CU injecting trees in product trial to combat invasive beetles
On Wednesday morning, a contractor dressed in a work helmet, vest and gloves drilled small holes in rows of University of Colorado ash trees.