CU regents approve new contract for AD Rick George
The University of Colorado system Board of Regents approved the contract for athletic director Rick George Friday morning, 6-2, but some criticized the large amount of funds that go toward...
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CU Boulder researchers discover dirt molecule can ease stress
Everyone remembers someone who would eat dirt on the playground at recess. Turns out, those kids might the others didn鈥檛.
CU Boulder joins UN agreement to promote climate action through sports
The University of Colorado Boulder last week signed on to the United Nations Sports for Climate Action Framework, becoming the first university to do so.
CU Regent says Facebook post about “Far Leftist mob” was misconstrued
After the contentious three weeks since the Board of Regents unanimously voted to move forward with Mark Kennedy, president of the University of North Dakota, as the only candidate, Hill...
Feedback on CU presidential candidate Mark Kennedy not positive
The University of Colorado system Faculty Council has analyzed presidential feedback submissions just before the Board of Regents is expected to vote Thursday on whether to name controversial candidate Mark...
CU Boulder students plan to demonstrate against regents’ choice for president
University of Colorado Boulder students are already organizing demonstrations against the selection of Mark Kennedy as the sole finalist in the search for a new president of the University of...
CU Boulder, Colorado follow national trend in higher ed’s reliance on tuition revenue
Colleges nationwide, including the University of Colorado Boulder, are increasingly relying on tuition revenue to fund their budgets as state funding crawls back to its pre-recession rate.
CU Boulder students can earn tuition scholarships riding bikes, volunteering
The Positive Impact Points, or PIPs, program at CU lets students earn points for activities that benefit the environment, community and students' own health and wellness.
Boulder County bomb squad robots increase officer safety, raise concerns about tech in policing
While supporters argue that such technology, namely robots, saves lives, critics contend its conflicts with the Fourth Amendment, which protects people against unreasonable searches and seizures. A new robot The...
CU Boulder students at protest demand suspension of man accused of sexual assault
Several survivors of sexual assault and University of Colorado student activists gathered at the University Memorial Center fountains on Monday to call for the suspension of a student accused of...